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Step back in time at a free VA250 program at George Washington’s boyhood home– Ferry Farm from 10-2.
Speakers advocate for more school funding, particularly for special education, where the division lags behind.
The event will feature sessions on how to become a licensed teacher.
Also inside: New townhouses planned near Fredericksburg train station, data center campus proposed in Spotsylvania, UMW board raises tuition
In the Fredericksburg area, though, the “yes” side, which supported the redistricting, prevailed only in the city.
Measure passed by a vote of 50.7-49.3%Â out of 2.5 million ballots cast, according to unofficial results from the Virginia Department of Elections.
Big crowds. Perfect weather. And yes—the tradition of burying a bourbon bottle weeks before the event for good weather delivered again.
Monthly concerts raise funds for nonprofits.
FredToday Partners
The Virginia Department of Health is working to identify those who are at risk.
Bill could improve regional economy, put strain on small businesses.
This week, Bill sits down with Tree Fredericksburg Co-founder Anne Little to discuss her career before coming to Fredericksburg, the success of Tree Fredericksburg, her thoughts on running again for City Council and more.
Some school divisions closing, others to remain open during redistricting vote.