Superintendent Clint Mitchell said he’s hopeful the school will reopen Thursday.
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Superintendent Clint Mitchell said he’s hopeful the school will reopen Thursday.
At least one victim’s family is preparing to file a lawsuit against the school division for its handling of the case.
Photojournalist Jeff Kearney was on the sidelines for the Cougars’ 21-19 victory on Friday night.
Cougars pick up key district win despite being down 12 points in the final two minutes.
The Spotsylvania County Fair begins!
A community-wide effort filled Treasure House at Massaponax High School, with supplies gathered by social workers, volunteers, and the Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness drive.
Every donation collected goes straight to lifting up local students through Treasure House.
It’s the last chance to Rock Out Knock Out Homelessnes–Saturday— in Spotsylvania—8 to 4 at the Southpoint Walmart, helping Treasure House support county students.
Spotsylvania Schools will host the annual Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness drive Oct. 3–4 at the Southpoint Walmart to collect essential items for families served by the Treasure House at Massaponax High School.
Republican Phillip Scott is the incumbent representing Virginia’s 63rd District, which includes parts of Spotsylvania and Orange Counties.
Sheriff Roger Harris and the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office gathered with the community at Jimmy T’s in Breezewood Centre Tuesday night for Ice Cream with the Sheriff.
Lawyer says King has rented a bedroom in a friend’s home in the Battlefield District since January.
John Hewa made the comments Tuesday during joint meeting between the Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors and the planning commission.
Nicole Cole is a Democrat running in the Virginia House of Delegates 66th District.
On museum’s 15-year anniversary, a call to support institution, which enshrines local minority history.
County achieved a AAA bond rating for the third straight year; visitor spending increased by 2.9%.
Miguel Velasquez Velasco will face over 200 years in prison when he is sentenced Nov. 21.
Increased safety measures announced shortly after a shooting involving county teens earlier this week.
Nicholas Potts alleged that Battlefield District school board candidate James King isn’t a bona fide resident of the address he used to register to vote.
Victim was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.