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Local governments in Virginia are making key decisions on data center development, balancing economic growth with community concerns.
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The Prince William County Animal Services Center is hoping to reunite several recently found pets with their owners. Between March 18 and March 20, 2025, the center took in multiple stray animals from across the county.
These pets may have wandered too far from home, and now they’re waiting at the shelter for someone to come claim them.
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The closure of schools Friday was a precautionary measure after the FBI’s Washington Field Office informed Fredericksburg Police on Thursday evening that Fasihullah may be in the city. Local authorities recognized the teen from the March 19 incident at the high school, where he fled the campus after being approached by a School Resource Officer.
Working with the FBI, police followed numerous leads throughout the day Friday, all of which initially turned up empty. Investigators believe Fasihullah stole a vehicle in Stafford County late Thursday evening, which was later recovered out of state on Friday afternoon.
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Take a ride back in time and welcome spring in style! Join Fredericksburg Model-A Car Tours for their “Spring into a Historical Model-A Car Tour” on Saturday, March 22, 2025. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., hop into a beautifully restored 1920s Model-A car for a scenic ride through historic Fredericksburg. Tours depart from the Courtyard Marriott at 620 Caroline St and cost $20 per person. Walk-ups are welcome, or you can pre-book your ride online at fredericksburgmodelacartours.com or by calling 989-239-9160.
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From new FAA helicopter restrictions to Prince William’s booming data center tax revenue, here are the top stories shaping Northern Virginia.
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Hundreds gathered at Stafford Hospital on Wednesday afternoon to witness the unveiling of a historical marker commemorating Walker’s Inn. This once-thriving community hub served as a social and cultural landmark for African Americans in Stafford County during the mid-20th century.
The dedication ceremony, part of the Stafford African American Heritage Trail initiative, brought together descendants of the Walker family, local leaders, historians, and community members to celebrate the long-overdue recognition of Walker’s Inn and its role in Stafford’s Black history.