Stafford, Va. –– Officials want to know what you think about plans for future urban growth in Stafford County.
Two public workshops will be held to discuss planned Urban Development Areas in the county, the first at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Stafford, at the building formerly used by Stafford Rescue Station 1 at 2147 Jefferson Davis Highway (U.S. 1) at 7 p.m., next to the county’s administration center.
Woodbridge, Va. –– An anonymous donor wants to help a Woodbridge family add an addition to their home that will benefit thier wounded warrior.
By Mary Davidson
Fort Belvoir, Va. –– Soldiers gathered at Woodlawn Chapel on Friday to honor Sgt. Zaniah Creamer.
Stafford County, Va. –– Investigators in Stafford County want to know who is walking into Walmart stores and walking out with loads of stolen goods.
Three Walmart stores in the county, including one on Garrisonville Road (Va. 610) in North Stafford, have been hit several times since early December.
Expanding ridership on Virginia’s only commuter railroad has caused crowding, and forced rail officials to look for ways to extend the length of trains.
Virginia Railway Express’ CEO Dale Zehner in an email to riders Thursday stated ridership on the two-line commuter rail system has reached nearly 20,000 passengers on its busiest days – 10 of which were in October.
He is described as black, between 30 and 39-years-old, tall with a medium build. The vehicle he was in was described as a dark, four-door sedan.
Ft. Belvoir, Va. –– Members of the U.S. Army will gather Friday to remember a soldier who served her country in Afghanistan, and her community at Ft. Belvoir.
The weather world is abuzz this morning with talk of snow that is expected to move into the region overnight.
One to two inches of accumulation is possible after storm moves in sometime after midnight.
Lorton, Va. –– Just who will own the Waste-to-Energy facility in Lorton? County taxpayers or a private company?
That’s what Fairfax County Supervisor Gerry Hyland will discuss at a meeting to be held at 7 p.m. Thursday January 27, at South County Secondary School in Lorton.
Fairfax County, Va. –– Virginia’s first hydraulic hybrid trash truck is rolling in Fairfax County.
The $35,000 truck was purchased with federal grant money and is expected to save up to six percent in fuel and maintenance costs.
