Over the past 11 years, Eunice Haigler has evolved into a gatekeeper for local politicians who make decisions that affect the African American community. Haigler extended that tradition this week when she developed a relationship with Democratic Congressional candidate Eugene Vindman, who attended church with her on August 4 at the House of Victory Church […]
Fredericksburg area could see significant rainfall on Thursday and Friday. By Hank SilverbergCORRESPONDENTEmail Hank Gov. Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency in Virginia as Tropical Storm Debby moves up the east coast. The Fredericksburg region and inland areas are not expected to feel the brunt force of the storm, but the National Weather Service says […]
This week’s reviews include C. J. Tudor’s vampire mystery “The Gathering” and how small changes can make a big difference in James Clear’s “Atomic Habits.” The Sunday Books & Culture section is edited by Vanessa Sekinger THE GATHERING By C. J. Tudor Published by Ballantine Books (April 9, 2024)Hardcover $20.99Audiobook $15.75 By Ashley Riggleson Even […]
A new park-and-ride lot and intersection improvements are proposed for the U.S. 17/Interstate 95 area in Stafford County. By Hank SilverbergCORRESPONDENTEmail Hank A new park-and-ride lot is planned for the U.S. 17/Interstate 95 intersection in Stafford County, which—along with an intersection realignment—will change the nature of the area. The Virginia Department of Transportation said the […]
By Cameron DeleanThis article was republished with permission from FXBG Advance’s news partner InsideNoVa.com. Sign up for InsideNoVa.com’s free email subscription today. Aviation history was made recently at Manassas Regional Airport. Electra, an aerospace company, successfully completed off-runway test flights July 17 of the EL-2 “Goldfinch,” an aircraft that utilizes hybrid-electric short takeoff and landing, or eSTOL, […]
This week’s reviews include Dr. Fauci’s esteemed career of service in “On Call” and Simon Van Booy’s story of friendship and second chances, “Sipsworth.” Sunday Books & Culture is edited by Vanessa SekingerEmail Vanessa ON CALL: A Doctor’s Journey in Public Service by Anthony S. Fauci, M.D. Published by Viking (June 18, 2024)Hardcover $22.52Audiobook $14.99 […]
And Christian Youth Theater will set the stage for him with a heart-warming performance this weekend. By Sydney WalczakSOCIAL MEDIA INTERNEmail Sydney A charming performance that the stars put together in only four days is coming to our backyard. Best of all, it’s free to see. Spongebob the Musical by Aspire Christian Theater, which is […]
Trains running close to residential areas are nothing new; neither are efforts to mitigate issues involving derailments and transporting toxic materials. By Hank SilverbergCORRESPONDENT A study done 17 years ago on hazardous materials and security concerns for the Nation’s Capital included at least two alternatives that might have taken freight traffic completely out of the […]
This week’s reviews include a fictional account of book banning and a multi-generational story of Murano, Italy’s glassmakers. Sunday Books & Culture is edited by Vanessa SekingerEmail Vanessa LULA DEAN’S LITTLE LIBRARY OF BANNED BOOKS by Kirsten Miller Published by William Morrow (June 18, 2024)Hardcover $22.40Audiobook $14.99 Reviewed by Drew Gallagher Lula Dean’s Little Library […]
OPINION: Data Centers, Environment Linked
A stagnant economy would damage the environment, while bad environmental practices would impede the creation of economic opportunities. By Curry RobertsGUEST OPINION WRITER In reading the recent FXBG Advance article “Local Sierra Club Chapter, Friends of Rappahannock Host Information Session on Data Center,” several things struck me as interesting. This is not meant to create […]