Government buildings and courts across the region will be closed on September 7 in observance of Labor Day.
Starting in Prince William County, additional county facilities, such as the landfill and libraries, will have altered operating hours.
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Police continue to seek leads on a case that involved a stabbing outside of a 7-Eleven store in Manassas.
Police tell us:
The number of coronavirus cases continues to grow in the Rappahannock Region.
As of Monday, there were 25 new cases for a total of 4,450 reported cases since the pandemic began in March. While no one in the region is hospitalized right now, a total of 348 people have been to a hospital with the disease, and 62 have died.
Police in Prince William County said a Stafford County told online sellers he was interested in buying, and then he stole their stuff.
More from police:
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Fredericksburg will receive two new sculptures into the City’s public art inventory. The City Council accepted theses pieces at its August 24 meeting.
More from a city press release:
Stafford County sherriff’s deputies used spike strips to stop a Washington, D.C. following a vehicle chase.
The Stafford sheriff’s office tell us:
A deadly three-vehicle crash in Fairfax County is being investigated by Virginia State Police. The crash occurred on Interstate 95 in Lorton, after the driver of a 2001 Honda Civic lost control of the vehicle.
More in a press release:
Here is a look at this week’s construction hot spots in the Fredericksburg and Stafford County area according to the Virginia Department of Transportation:
Stafford County’s Board of Zoning Appeals voted to deny a special exception that would allow a homeowner to house 10 or more wolf-dogs at his property.
The move also put on hold plans for an animal attraction on the nearly 30-acre property nestled between muitiple residential neighborhoods.
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The body of a young man was found the back of a van involved in a crash at Occoquan.
From Virginia State Police: