Fredericksburg is in the midst of its annual restaurant week and it could be a step in getting back to normal following the coronavirus shutdown.
Starting today, participating restaurants are offering a menu of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drink specials that are sold at price points in the “20 of 2020” range, between $4.20 and $40.20.
A portion of Joplin Road remains closed today after heavy rains last week washed out a bridge.
The two-lane byway links Interstate 95 with Route 234 at Independent Hill, near Colgan Senior High School.
In today’s weather forecast, we could see some storms popup this evening.
Here’s the latest from the National Weather Service:
Starting today, a new round of Staford County businesses can apply for financial relief from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Jury trials will begin again in Stafford County.
The Virginia Supreme Court approved a plan to allow court officials and defense attorneys to resume their pursuit of justice following a temporary halt of jury trials that began in with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in March.
Authorities in Stafford County say a man received threatening text messages containing disturbing photos.
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While Virginians are easing back into everyday life following the coronavirus shut down, some residents don’t have access to essential personal protective gear necessary to shield them from the virus.
In response, Manassas has been working with Virginia’s Health Equity Task Force Program to increase access to essential supplies in underserved and disadvantaged communities, many of which have been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus.
Realtors in Prince William County sold more homes in July than they did a year ago.
A limited number of available houses on the market and the desire for more space has created the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to sell a home.
Five Stafford County firefighters have been displaced after mold was found at the station.
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