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Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, Inc. argues standing to appeal demolition of 204 Lewis Street
In four years, the case has moved from the Fredericksburg Architectural Review Board to the state Supreme Court. Now it’s (almost) back to where it started. Read story
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‘The first monument ever erected to a woman, by women’ is getting a makeover
The space around the obelisk will be transformed into a community gathering place complete with gardens, paths and seating. Read story
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Amazon moving forward with Birchwood data center after reaching settlement with King George
County agrees Amazon has vested rights to the 869-acre property, but the company agrees not to build a data center building adjacent to the Rappahannock River. Read story
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Virginia education board approves new rules for local student assessments
Guidelines set scoring and reporting requirements for subjects without statewide SOL tests. Read story
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COLUMN: For over 60 years at Stafford High School, ‘A’ stands for Andrews
The octogenarian English teacher has taught multiple generations of students. Read story
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Fredericksburg Planning Commission asks staff to look at residential parking minimums
Attracting new forms of housing may require rethinking parking requirements. Read story
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First Virginia food insecurity survey finds that hunger is ‘an urgent and growing threat’
Forty percent of families in the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank’s service area were “food insecure” this year. Read story
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On the Agenda, Sept. 28-Oct. 2
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region. Read story
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Stafford County hires new deputy county administrator from North Carolina
She will oversee the county’s capital program, parks, utilities and operations departments. Read story
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Stafford officials celebrate a new nature preserve in Widewater
The Tank Creek Preserve totals 19.5 acres in northeastern Stafford County. Read story
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