Allan Myers, one of the largest construction companies in the Mid-Atlantic Region, selected three CHS students as interns, while Sheehy Ford of Ashland donated a van to the school’s automotive program.
He will run for vacant Ward 1 seat in November.
Board member, MWHC CEO floats idea of bringing medical school to Fredericksburg region.
Callie Brown, Amanda Richardson and Courtney Mersiowsky preview the event.
Revenue from the county and state could leave as little as $700,000 or as much as $16.5 million unfunded.
Five board members believe changes already made to the hiring process will eliminate job candidates who may harm children.
UMW senior Maha Montaz was able to start a jewelry business out of a hobby she started to escape boredom during the pandemic.
Superintendent addressed last week’s gun discharge at Lee Hill Elementary School and a shooting involving current and former Spotsylvania students that happened the following day.
The issue is a bipartisan one, as Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued an executive order last year calling for phone-free education in Virginia.
Supervisors approved an $840.6 million Capital Improvement Plan over the next five years with $228.4 million going to the school division.
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Stafford is offering a free show only ticket for Jesus Christ Superstar–this Friday night–the 11th–for area teachers, law enforcement and emergency personnel.
School division’s specific plans to ease overcrowding at two elementary schools meet resistance from board of supervisors.
Board member Halstead makes early exit from meeting after defending comments at recent joint work session.
Teacher Mark Wright and eight students talk about the show, April 10-12th at 7pm.
Board debates proposed elementary school behavioral intervention classroom.
Seasoned educator returns to city, where she was a former teacher of the year at JMHS.
No students or staff were injured in the Monday morning incident at Lee Hill Elementary School.
Diggs, Allen say they won’t cut ‘a single dime’ from education spending in the next fiscal year.
The annual event honors and remembers Ceili Leahy who found ways to volunteer and also get others involved.
City’s appropriation plan could lead to $3 million less in operating funds, at least initially.
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