There will be no code of conduct required for members of the public when addressing the Spotsy School Board.Even though the conduct of some members of the public in recent meetings has been far from stellar.
29 hospitalized with COVID in the region
Great Train Race preview. It’s June 6th. Benefits Loisann’s Hope House. Lisa Crittenden and Brian Pessalano with the Fredericksburg Area Running Club.
Commuter rail system to operate 32 daily trains beginning June 1
All I-95 northbound traffic will be stopped tonight between 7-8 p.m. near exit 148 (Quantico)
Board members Twigg and Abuismail were absent from the meeting
Each month, the prevention services team with the Rappahannock Area Community Services Board will tackle a different topic impacting families
Munch comes to Stafford from Prince William County Government. He has more than 24 years of experience in accounting and finance, with over 15 years of local government experience.
COVID numbers continue to move in the right direction locally
Faye Mohler and Terri Reece. Their work and helps to families in the region and how you can get involved in sending notes and packages to troops. Info on Golf Tournament June 26
Rappahannock United Way is making it easy for the community to thank and support for our local essential workers who are working hard to keep us all safe. It’s fast and easy.
Four unearned runs in the seventh leave the FredNats 0-6
Adult Protective Services/Adult Services serves adults over the age of 60 and disabled adults between the ages of 18 and 59.
No fishing license of any kind will be required for rod and reel fishing in freshwater or saltwater, except in designated stocked trout waters, on these days.
Second floor closed starting Monday for about a month
2021 Scholarship Entries Now Being Accepted. Deadline is the 19th.
“Your class will undoubtedly go down in the annals of Mary Washington history,” President Troy Paino said.
Team still looking for first win after 7-1 loss last night in Lynchburg
Serious damage done at the pool Friday night.
Ten guns, 5 air weapons voluntarily turned in at the Fredericksburg Police station on Saturday in the 7th annual Gun Give-Back event promoted each year by Vice-Mayor Chuck Frye.
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