On October 26, 2019, at 7:30 pm at the Hylton Performing Arts Center, the MSO, under the baton of Music Director, James Villani, will open its 2019-2020 season.
Born in Arkansas and educated at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, she composed this symphony, her first of four, in 1931-32.
The forum will feature candidates for the 2nd House of Delegates District in eastern Prince William County and northern Stafford County.
As well as candidates for the 52nd House of Delegates District in eastern Prince William County.
Aiden Finney, 8, and Deputy Kevin Brown, a Stafford school protection officer were each awarded commendations for their actions.
There were tense moments in the school cafeteria on October 2, one of Aiden’s classmates began choking as the two were having lunch.
Robert was born on December 12, 1948 and passed away on October 18, 2019. Robert was a resident of Richmond, Virginia.
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Jack Cavalier, a retired defense department engineer and long-time resident of Stafford County, is running for re-election to the Stafford County Board of Supervisors to represent the Griffis-Widewater District. Cavalier was first elected to the Board in 1999 and has served as Chairman and Vice Chairman in the past.
Name: Jack Cavalier
Crystal Vanuch, a lifelong Stafford resident and CEO of a Stafford company, is running for election as Stafford County Supervisor for the Rock Hill District. Road repairs and maintenance are crucial to her campaign goals.
Name: Crystal Vanuch
Laura Rudy, a Stafford County resident and bank management professional, is running for re-election as Stafford County Treasurer. She has held the position since 2008.
Name: Laura Rudy
Thomas Coen, a former Stafford County high school teacher, is running for re-election as George Washington District Supervisor. He is focusing on controlling development and growth in the county, preserving rural space while encouraging modern businesses to open up shop.
Name: Thomas “Tom” Coen
The projects in the school division’s capital improvement plan include a new high sixth school, a new elementary school, renovations for both Hartwood Elementary and Drew Middle schools.
Why it matters: The current CIP wishlist exceeds the county’s current level of debt affordability.
