While Marty wrestled with COVID, Cori, Megan, and Shaun tackled the humanitarian coast of the Israeli-Hamas conflict.
Clay Jones – Out of Books
What happens when the culture warriors run out of books to ban? You grab for the next best thing – coaches.
Help Bring France to Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg-Fréjus Sister City Association is hosting students from Fréjus this summer and is looking for host students and families. Learn about the program and how you can get involved.
Signs Discourage Drivers Aiding Panhandlers in Spotsylania
But are they working?
LOCAL DEATHS Spotsylvania, Stafford, FXBG April 20 – 27, 2024
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Stafford-School Board Joint Meeting Charged with Accusations, Innuendo
Elementary School 19 has become a touch-point of contention in Stafford County. The School Board wants to place it at Brooke Point High School; the supervisors ask why not Embrey Mill?
BREAKING NEWS – Xavier Downs Says He's Been 'Recommended for Dismissal'
Embattled principal of Riverbend High School has 10 days to request a hearing from the Board about his proposed dismissal.
New Dominion Podcast: Israeli-Hamas Conflict
How does one measure proportionality in conflict? Megan Samples and Cori Blanch talk with Shaun Kenney talk about the humanitarian cost of conflict, how euphemisms such as “mowing the grass” are used, and how civilian populations — especially children — are forced to manage.
OPINION: Will Increased Density Lead to Affordable Housing?
Density is on the City Council agenda tomorrow night. Will this lead to more affordable housing? Not likely. So what’s really going on? The answers will surprise you.
GUEST OPINION: Striving for Excellence Despite Challenges
Mark Taylor outlines the challenges and opportunities before Spotsylvania Public Schools and reminds us that ‘in-person connections support and nurture the accomplishments of our students.’