Snowy conditions this week have led to changing the date for the Huntley Homecoming. A new date is still to be determined.

If the Stafford Board of Supervisors accepts the Planning Commission’s recommendation to expand the definition of ‘hospital,’ a proposed methadone clinic could face a new challenge.

Parents’ rights has upended the swim program at Riverbend High School. Coach Theo Marcus, however, continues to mentor and train and build up students who need what he is serving.

Ian Ginger joins Shaun and Marty to discuss Go Virginia. And a special word about today’s FXBG Advance.

Tim Kaine delivers keynote address at annual Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer event sponsored by the Fredericksburg Branch of the NAACP.

Drew’s leaving the Advance (not really, but he thinks he is). Where’s he going? Why, Spotsylvania County Public Schools, of course! Read his cover letter below.

This week’s page includes two thrillers – Sara Divello’s Broadway Butterfly and Vanessa Lillie’s Blood Sisters. And in a separate email, Drew Gallagher makes his case to go to work in Spotsy.

Parenting isn’t just being there for your kids, it’s being present for them when you’re with them. What happens when you struggle with being present? Two moms offer advice.

Captain Charles Carey will serve four years on the State Board of Local and Regional Jails.