The Fredericksburg Salvation Army will launch its annual Christmas kettle bell ringing Friday at noon at Spotsylvania Towne Centre, aiming to raise $130,000 to help local families in need.
Leashes of Valor says more than 50 veterans paired with its service dogs have experienced no suicides, highlighting the program’s impact ahead of Saturday’s graduation ceremony.
Drivers in the Carmel Church area should plan for brief I-95 delays Thursday and Friday as VDOT crews take pavement samples for a future bridge rehabilitation project in Caroline County.
Five veterans will be formally paired with their service dogs during a public ceremony at the organization’s Spotsylvania headquarters.
Delegate Bobby Orrock was out early taking down his campaign signs.
The Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division will conduct range testing the rest of the week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., which may produce loud noise in nearby communities.
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Ceremony and informaton about services available in the county.
The Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office held its annual Veterans Day ceremony over the weekend, recognizing local veterans and sharing information on support services available in the county.
Residents can visit once a week for Drive-Thru or Walk-Up food distributions–No ID is required—just a few quick questions to help serve everyone.
Von Young with the Fredericksburg SPCA previews the Walk for the Animals, Animal Rescue Festival and the ARF-ter Paw-ty concert benefiting local pets in need.
State Forestry Department says higher mountain areas are past their best color, but vivid golds and oranges are lighting up Virginia’s lower slopes and valleys.
As we gain an extra hour of sleep this weekend, Chief Jay Cullinan in Spotsy is reminding everyone to change smoke detector batteries, replace alarms more than 10 years old, and review their family’s fire escape plan
Each person was honored with a tent and candle, symbolizing both the hardship and dignity of their lives.
Open to visitors during daylight hours, the historic cemetery remains an active burial ground and a link to many who shaped the city.
The expansion of Caledon State Park adds forest, wetland, and lake habitats, creating opportunities for recreation and conservation along the Potomac River.
Each week, the Rappahannock Education Farm harvests fresh produce and quickly delivers it to local agencies like The Table at St. George’s, helping provide healthy food to families facing hunger across the region.
The $5,000 grant will support a Central Rappahanock River Habitat for Humanity project at Caroline High School, giving students real-world building experience.
Urge parents to keep sick children home and to increase handwashing and surface cleaning to help prevent further outbreaks.
Captain Bradly Mumford says the deadline to find space is this Friday.
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