Moss Free Clinic Faces Financial Cliff
Mary Washington Healthcare is pulling in-kind support and charging Moss ‘additional rent.’ Clinic may need to raise $750,000 per year.
Stafford Supervisors Approve Amendments to Definition of Hospital
Amendments will require future drug treatment centers to obtain a conditional use permit.
Fredericksburg’s Civil Rights Trail Has Been Added to the National Civil Rights Trail
Local trail is one of four Virginia sites on the national trail.
The Ties That Bind
A brush with the worst of the human experience shows the importance of preventing arguments from tipping into toxicity, while not losing the ability to stand firm against evil.
Author's Journey to UMW's Crawley Great Lives Lecture Series is "a Full Circle."
Kristen Green will speak about her new book “The Devil’s Half Acre” on Thursday; she attended UMW because of William Crawley.
The Political Road Ahead
The 2024 Congressional election is upon us; here’s an early look at what we’ll be watching as the race for the 7th Congressional District seat heats up this year.
City School Board Work Session Reveals Budget Challenges
Division expects decreased revenue from state, is working to cut $1.5 million.
Reflections for Black History Month
Craig Vasey, a retired University of Mary Washington professor, was in the vanguard of racial theorists in the 1980s – this Black History Month, he reflects on what’s been gained, and lost.
Expanded Child Tax Credit Would Help More than 360,000 Virginia Kids
Measure is part of bipartisan tax legislation that passed in the House of Representatives last week and now moves to the Senate.