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Clint Mitchell said a policy on handling protests will be developed and put in place for the 2026-27 school year.
John Hennessy is kicking off Fredericksburg’s new Cultural Quilt lecture series — a free program that dives into the city’s sister cities and the powerful role different cultures have played in shaping both the community and the country.
The levy would go from $0.9236 per $100 of assessed value to $0.985.
If legislation is signed into law, retail sales of cannabis could begin as early as November.
As the snow melts and warmer weather slowly returns, momentum is building at Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity.
The couple and their descendants were feted during a ceremony Saturday at the historic Caroline Courthouse building, followed by a reception at the Bowling Green Town Hall.
This week, Bill sits down with University of Mary Washington President Troy Paino and Mary Washington Healthcare President and CEO Chris Newman to discuss the possibility of a Fredericksburg medical school.
The Virginia Department of Forestry has announced the start of spring fire season, and Virginia’s annual 4 p.m. burning law.
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Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
Fredericksburg Christian School alum most recently served as the defensive coordinator at Spotsylvania High School.
This week on Biz Beat Clips we take you Silly Goose Imagination Village in North Stafford, “a place where kids get lost in their imaginations.”
State Police looking for more information on the Saturday morning crashes between Petersburg and Spotsylvania.