Local transfer of $170.8 million represents division’s largest-ever year-over-year increase from board of supervisors.

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Local transfer of $170.8 million represents division’s largest-ever year-over-year increase from board of supervisors.
The competition is in the 4th round and Lori Williams is currently second in her group.
Closures between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. are required for construction on Route 606 widening project.
He’s being challenged this year by Spotsylvania County School Board member Nicole Cole.
Development would bring 99 single-family detached homes to an area residents say already has traffic congestion.
Northbound and southbound Route 1 will be shifted to the right temporarily to provide space for crews to work on median construction.
Five board members believe changes already made to the hiring process will eliminate job candidates who may harm children.
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.
Supervisors approved an $840.6 million Capital Improvement Plan over the next five years with $228.4 million going to the school division.
Resident heard “rapid gunfire,” retrieved his weapon and shot one of the suspected shooters.
Local teachers and emergency personnel can see Jesus Christ Superstar for free Friday night.
Sheriffs: Shooting stemmed from illegal gun sale, robbery.
Both passengers were taken to Mary Washington Hospital with minor injuries.
The ramp will close from 11 p.m. Thursday to 4 a.m. Friday for paving; alternate exits are 130 or 118.
Spotsylvania County and Fredericksburg City public schools are both operating on two-hour delays.
Ciara Armstead and Terrence Carroll were released on $5,000 unsecured bond. They will be arraigned April 11.
No students or staff were injured in the Monday morning incident at Lee Hill Elementary School.
Take an online survey through April 17, or attend the in-person design public hearing Monday at Brock Road Elementary School.
Three supervisors voted to require a special use permit for data centers, while three others favored by-right development in Industrial zones. Supervisor Deborah Frazier did not attend the meeting.
Superintendent concerned that change to state-supported positions from what lawmakers passed will prove costly to the school division.