A volunteer crew successfully relocated a 40,000-pound historic rail car along the Dahlgren Railroad Heritage Trail, with plans underway to move the caboose and construct a protective carport.

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A volunteer crew successfully relocated a 40,000-pound historic rail car along the Dahlgren Railroad Heritage Trail, with plans underway to move the caboose and construct a protective carport.
Board approved rezoning application from Dahlgren Innovation Hub, whose developers are offering $12 million in proffers.
Testing expected from 8-5.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division will perform weapons testing on August 13, with loud noise expected and river access restrictions in place for public safety.
Big turnout at the High School for the annual event.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division will conduct range testing from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Board voted to deny Open Road Renewables and Gibson Solar project, which would’ve been constructed on 48 parcels totaling 890 acres.
Officials say there could be very loud noise in the areas around Dahlgren.
School board is exploring renovation of 57-year-old building — or demolishing it and building a new job training center.
Doors open at Tabernacle Baptist Church at 5:30 p.m. for event hosted by county’s Tea Party.
The board kept the real estate tax rate at 68 cents per $100 of assessed value, but Supervisor David Sullins warns that increases are coming.
Range testing may produce very loud noise on May 15th.
Extended production of Willy Wonka begins June 6 in King George.
The Hopyard Farm Homeowners Association is seeking a declaratory judgment against the county; the Local IAAF 4438 is exploring legal action, as well.
The company filed a petition requesting a King George Circuit Court judge review a decision by the county’s board of zoning appeals at its March 25 meeting.
Sheriff Chris Giles led the way.
Officials say the testing will likely result in very loud noise 8-5.
Project is expected to generate nearly $19 million in annual tax revenue and more than $560 million over 30 years.
Sheriff’s Office received a tip and met the bus as it arrived at school.
Activities include a scavenger hunt, wagon rides and a photo with the Easter Bunny