Kristy Freeman, Nikki Jackson and Tracy McPeck preview chalk art at Stafford Regional Airport.

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Kristy Freeman, Nikki Jackson and Tracy McPeck preview chalk art at Stafford Regional Airport.
No matter who wins, voters will pick a new supervisor, as incumbent Meg Bohmke isn’t seeking re-election.
9-11 ceremony at the Stafford Public Safety Building.
Construction at the Government Center moved the annual observance to the Public Safety Building.
Stafford Fire and Rescue will host a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb this Sunday at FredNats Stadium.
The new schools will open in August 2026.
Stafford runs with purpose this Saturday at Go for Bo, supporting life-changing outreach around the world.
On Hunger Action Day, the Rappahannock Education Farm honored its mission by surpassing 9,000 pounds of fresh produce donated in 2025 to local agencies fighting food insecurity across the Fredericksburg area.
Scenes from the Eagles’ 32-7 victory over Patriot on Friday night.
Now, the proposed project goes before the Board of Supervisors.
25 volunteers planted 2,500 collard seedlings at Rappahannock Education Farm in White Oak—kickstarting the fall crops that will help fight hunger across the region.
The board scheduled a joint public hearing with the Stafford Planning Commission for Oct. 21.
The division’s newest high school will welcome students in the fall of 2026.
Four board of supervisors races and four school board seats are on the ballot in Stafford this election cycle.
Diggs, the current chair of the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, opens up about his childhood traumas and how he emerged as an individual who doesn’t fit preconceived molds.
The contest will now be between Maya Guy and Hank Scharpenberg.
Board voted 4-3 Tuesday night to hold a work session next week during which it will further discuss the impact of the facilities.
Paul Milde is a Republican candidate for the House of Delegates 64th District, which includes parts of Stafford County.
It’s Randall vs. Yeung again, after the former lost by just 133 votes in 2021.
On Saturday, volunteers planted 270 pounds of organic Adirondack Blue potatoes at Rappahannock Education Farm in White Oak.