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They’re back! City again wrangles with railroad over tanker cars

By Rick Horner
The City of Fredericksburg City Hall building.

What are those tanker rail cars doing back in Mayfield?

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Stafford unloads 12 acres at Quantico Corporate Center

By Rick Horner

Stafford County will no longer have the extension of Corporate Drive on its to-do list.

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Cox seeks Pr. William Delegate seat, says GOP is party of legal immigration

By Uriah Kiser
Cox [Submitted photo]

Tim Cox is hoping Prince William County voters will meet him in the middle.

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Stafford residents plagued by late U.S. Mail deliveries

By Trinity Bui

Stafford County has been experiencing delays from the U.S. Postal Service with residents receiving their mail weeks late.

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Artisan markets planned in Occoquan

By Uriah Kiser

Town-sponsored events will return to Occoquan for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

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Politics

Cole won’t seek re-election, opening up a GOP stronghold seat in Fredericksburg

By Uriah Kiser
Delegate Mark Cole, R-Fredericksburg, Stafford

Delegate Mark Cole will not seek re-election to the Virginia House of Delegates.

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Occoquan mulls delaying public hearing for 7-story housing development

By Uriah Kiser
A rendering of the "Mill at Occoquan" presented in 2019.

Occoquan aims to postpone a public hearing on a project to bring a seven-story housing development to the riverside.

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Federal funds to be used to rebrand, grow FRED Transit bus service

By Rick Horner

Fredericksburg could use federal funds to market its public transportation service, FRED Transit.

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Some Manassas students to return to the classroom, while others must sit out

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A Manassas City Public Schools bus. Photo: Potomac Local file

On Monday, March 15, some Manassas City teachers and students will return to in-person hybrid learning, but not all.

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Officials field Rt. 28 Bypass questions, say widening still option if permits denied

By Uriah Kiser

Residents who live in the path of new Route 28 bypass near Manassas must know what will happen with their homes and their property values.

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