G3 invests in Virginia community college degree programs specifically designed to meet the high-demand needs of Virginia businesses and make those programs little or no-cost to low and middle-income students.
Rappahannock Area Health District Incident Commander Joe Saitta and COVID Data Analyst Mashael Mahmud talk about the vaccine and recent number trends in the region.
Next up for the K-9’s…training
Two more deaths reported in the region
Soldiers are protecting property and providing a safe environment leading up to the swearing-in of President-elect Biden
Anyone with information, please call 911 or the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office at 1-540-967-1234 or Virginia State Police at 1-800-822-4453.
Beginning May 1st, Spotsylvania residents will need to have a decal on their windshield when taking trash to county convenience sites or the Livingston Landfill.
Residents may conduct business online or by appointment.
Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Administrator Ian Ollis talks about the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan. Also, upgrades to VRE and the downtown train station
COVID-19 numbers up around the region.
The Spotsylvania School Board voted 4-3 to change the name of Robert E. Lee Elementary School.
Kathy Anderson and Kathy Harrigan preview the Empty Bowl. The annual fundraiser is a drive-thru event on January 31st. Details at empowerhouseva.org
Over 100 are hospitalized in the region with COVID
Mary Washington Healthcare officials told a Town Hall meeting that with COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, the community needs to use extreme social distancing to avoid the virus.
Year-round school in the 2021-2022 school year. Governor Northam says it’s being discussed.
Customers should gather necessary documents, schedule an appointment and study for applicable testing
Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia is getting reports of con artists claiming that you need to either pay for your stimulus check or provide personal information to receive it.
Five new homes are going up. We visited a site in Bowling Green.
From FredToday Partner Experimax in Central Park
Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County is back at work on five new homes. Saturday morning volunteers were at work at a site in Bowling Green. Interested i volunteering? habitatofcaroline.org
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