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
Testing Monday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. may produce very loud noise in communities surrounding Naval Support Facility Dahlgren.
Caroline and King George counties to receive increased attention for planning projects starting later this year.
Construction of new courthouse came in just under the $28 million bond county secured for the project.
Board also approved a siting agreement for Harwood Battery Storage following a public hearing.
Officials say testing will take place 8-5.
King George Sheriff Chris Giles and several of his deputies participated last night in the Fire Walk Challenge in Richmond for Special Olympics Virginia.
Officials with Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division say the competition is helping students see STEM used in real life situations.
North Stafford Team 1 came in second, Fredericksburg Christian came in third place.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division STEM Coordinator Tyler Truslow talks about the High School Innovation Challenge talking place this Friday and Saturday at the UMW Dahlgren campus.
King George Board of Supervisors voted to support Exodus Family Institute’s application for a $100,000 grant to conduct a feasibility study for 21 affordable homes.
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