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Construction crews will continue to demolish the Route 652 (Truslow Road) overpass, which is located between Interstate 95 Exit 133 (Route 17) and Exit 136 (Centreport Parkway), in Stafford County.
Stafford County officials presented a plan that would radically change the county’s courthouse neighborhood, making it a hotbed for new broadband technologies.
“Stafford is going to be ground zero for these things,” said Tom Foley, Stafford County administrator. “There are two places in the state where the state government is investing — Arlington and Stafford.”
Those who are opposed to taller buildings spoke out at Monday’s Manassas City Council meeting.
A public hearing for the city’s 2040 compressive plan was advertised, and it what drew residents to come to speak on the matter. The city plan calls for a more urban downtown, with more apartments centered around the city’s train station used by Amtrak and Virginia Railway Express.
Press release | Stafford County Board of Supervisors announces the appointment of Frederick J. Presley to the position of County Administrator. Fred Presley has been serving as Deputy County Administrator of Stafford County since his appointment in 2017.
He will take over as County Administrator replacing retiring County Administrator Tom Foley on July 1, 2020.
Spotsylvania Town Center announced the winner of its Small Shop Showdown.
Soapmaker, Lilly Bloom, owned by Margo Frazier and her children Sierra and Dakota Frazier will be the recipients of six months free rent from the shopping mall, starting April 1.
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It was a stormy, messy morning at the Manassas Regional Airport.
As heavy rains moved through the area, the airport closed one of the main thoroughfares that carry drivers across the airport campus, as well as connects drivers to the Broad Run Virginia Railway Express station.
Looking for something fun to do with your sweet Valentine? There are multiple events happening locally where you and sweetheart can visit.
A Prince William County tourism press release lists the descriptions, dates, and locations |
Downtown Fredericksburg residents have a tobacco company to thank in the fight to keep the city beautiful.
The city received 30 new cigarette buttlers, which are mounted on sidewalk trashcans and serve as a place for smokers to snuff out their butts. They’re located mainly along Caroline and William streets, two of downtown’s busiest thoroughfares.