For more than 30 years, Ferry Farm Elementary’s D.A.R.E. Parade has brought students, teachers, and law enforcement together.
PHOTOS: Decades of D.A.R.E.: Ferry Farm’s longtime tradition rolls through the streets
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Peak fall foliage arrives in Virginia’s mountains
Fall colors are spreading across Virginia, with peak foliage in the mountains and vibrant autumn hues gradually moving across the rest of the state.
LISTEN: Josh Hardy Superhero Celebration this Saturday night
Remembering Josh Hardy and raising money for the Fairy Godmother Project.
PHOTOS: Eliza Monroe Hay reinterred in Richmond
The daughter of President James Monroe was laid to rest Thursday at Hollywood Cemetery after her remains were returned from an unmarked grave in Paris.
WATCH: Eliza Monroe Hay laid to rest in Richmond after nearly two centuries
RICHMOND- After nearly two centuries in an unmarked grave in Paris, Eliza Monroe Hay — daughter of President James Monroe — was laid to rest beside her family Thursday at Richmond’s Hollywood Cemetery.
WATCH: Candlelight vigil shines light on domestic violence awareness
As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Empowerhouse will host its 35th annual Candlelight Vigil Saturday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office substation at the Towne Centre.
WATCH: Eliza Monroe Hay to be reinterred in Richmond after nearly 200 years
After spending almost two centuries in an unmarked grave in France, Eliza Monroe Hay — daughter of President James Monroe — will be reburied beside her family during a public ceremony Thursday at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
Loud Navy range testing Wednesday–Thursday near Dahlgren
Navy range testing later this week will produce loud noise and close part of the Potomac River in King George.
Area road work this week
For updated information, check 511Virginia
Food Bank distributions this week
The Food Bank says you can come once a week for Drive-Thru or Walk-Up distributions.
WATCH: Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity broadens path to homeownership
Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity is expanding its programs to make affordable homeownership possible for more families through new financial options.
Fall color still slow to arrive across Virginia
Warm, wet weather continues to delay Virginia’s fall color change, though brighter hues are slowly emerging in the state’s western and central regions.
PHOTOS: Community ties ribbons of remembrance at Mary Washington House
Hundreds of ribbons now line the fence at the Mary Washington House, creating a community tribute during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
WATCH: After all these years, GWRideConnect continues to help get us to work and back home
For more than 50 years, GWRideConnect has helped area commuters save money and reduce congestion by linking drivers and riders with carpool, vanpool, and transit options.
LISTEN: Deadline nears for Allen & Allen Hometown Hero nominations
The deadline to nominate someone for Allen and Allen’s annual Hometown Hero program is Friday at midnight, and David Williams says nominees should be everyday people making a positive difference in their communities.
WATCH: Dedication Saturday for new Spotsylvania student memorial
A new memorial honoring Spotsylvania students will be dedicated Saturday afternoon at the School Board building at River Run, offering families a lasting place to remember loved ones.
LISTEN: Taste, vote, and support—Loisann’s Day benefits local families
Loisann’s Day returns Sunday at Maury Park, featuring the Best Burger in the Burg competition and spotlighting Loisann’s Hope House.
LISTEN: It’s nearly over for Windows 10…here’s what comes next
Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg says support for Windows 10 officially ends Tuesday-though users can sign up for extended security updates for one more year to stay protected while planning their upgrade.
Area road work this week
For updated information, check 511Virginia.
Food Bank distribution this week
The Food Bank says no paperwork or ID needed—just a few quick questions so they can serve everyone.
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