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The Stafford County Board of Supervisors has approved a request from the School Board to provide one-time stipends of $1,000 to all full-time …
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Fredericksburg City Public Schools now has a dashboard tracking COVID-19 cases and quarantines in the division.
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Germanna Community College has stuck around amid the ups and downs of higher education enrollment for the last 50 years because of good decisi…
In 1714, a group of more than 40 German settlers forged a future for themselves amid the wilderness on the banks of the Rapidan River.
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Life as it currently exists on college campuses, with online classes and distancing measures, is expected to continue into the spring 2021 semester.Â
U.S. Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx told news outlets gathered at Virginia Tech on Wednesday that campus research could hel…
Students living at Loisann's Hope House—the Fredericksburg-based organization that provides shelter to regional families experiencing homeless…
Gov. Ralph Northam is urgently reviewing a request of $200 million in federal funds to help Virginia public school divisions operate in a scho…
The Spotsylvania County School Board is standing by its plan to continue full virtual learning until bringing students back to school for two …
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Virginia Tech likely won’t send students packing this fall, because a shift to all-online classes would do little to mitigate the spread of CO…
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