In case you missed it, Code Red tomorrow. You can hear more about it from Dr. Walts… https://t.co/CmV3KBE5JX
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Press release | The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a vehicle crash that killed two people on Monday on White Oak Road.
On January 6, 2020, at approximately 12:31 p.m., deputies responded to a head-on collision at the intersection of White Oak Road and Kendallwood Drive. When deputies arrived, witnesses reported observing a silver 2017 Acura RDX drift over the centerline into the eastbound lane and strike a white 2017 Nissan Rogue head-on.
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Rappahannock Women’s Health Center, one of the region’s largest women healthcare providers, says it will no longer deliver babies at Mary Washington Hospital.
A sign that was posted to the doctor’s office door in Fredericksburg notes the final day the practice will provide services at Mary Washington is Feb. 7, 2020.
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Taxpayers are about to give the owner of a shopping center in Stafford County about $1,300 $24,000 to lease 10 parking spaces over the course of six months.
The George Washington Regional Commission will pay $1 per space, per workday to lease at the Claiborne Run Shopping Center, located at 1 Jadip Lane in Falmouth.
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9 p.m. | Authorities tell us two drivers involved in a crash today on White Oak Road in Stafford County have died.
Both unidentified drivers were taken to a local hospital for treatment following the crash.
We’re on winter weather watch today as drivers tomorrow afternoon could be faced with wet and snowy conditions.
There won’t be much in the way of accumulating snow, however, here’s more from the National Weather Service:
Right at 40 years since Kevin McGee started in the fire service, he started as the Waco Fire Department’s new interim chief, expecting to serve until the spring.
He came to Stafford County from a county just outside Charlottesville in 2016 to take over the reins of the Stafford County Government.
He’s a Dale City native, as we reported when he took the job. And now he’s ready for retirement.
Authorities in Stafford County say these two men stepped out for more than just a pack of smokes.
A press release states: