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ENVIRONMENTAL CENTS: EV Batteries, Chargers Moving Forward
The recent oil shock is again motivating people to embrace EVs. They're only getting better - and less expensive.
7 hrs ago
Advance Thursday Evening News
This evening, King George business files lawsuit challenging Board of Supervisors' decision, and Gov. Spanberger cuts the ribbon on affordable housing…
9 hrs ago
King George Business Files Lawsuit Challenging Board of Supervisor's Approval of Green Energy Ventures Data Center Project
Horti-Group USA filed the suit last week in King George Circuit Court.
11 hrs ago
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Governor, local leaders celebrate opening of affordable housing complex in Culpeper
Local and state leaders, including Gov. Abigail Spanberger, gathered Wednesday to mark the opening of Lightfoot Apartments, a new affordable housing…
11 hrs ago
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In 4-to-3 Vote, Stafford Planning Commission Recommends Approval of Buc-ee's
The company's application for a rezoning and conditional use permit to build a travel center in the Courthouse Road area now goes to the county Board of…
14 hrs ago
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Adele Uphaus
Advance Thursday Morning News
It's March 26, 2026. Today, Fredericksburg City staff disapprove first site plan for Greenbrier development, and the editor on competing protests this…
21 hrs ago
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City Staff Disapprove First Site Plan Application for Greenbrier Development
The developer is expected to submit a revised second application.
Mar 26
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Adele Uphaus
FROM THE EDITOR: The Politics of Rage Is Alive and Well ...
The fix is right before us, but it requires a shift in how we think about K-12 education.
Mar 26
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Advance Wednesday Evening News
This evening, Fredericksburg City Council will advertise a 5-cent tax rate increase, and an invitation to a roundtable discussion and tea reception in…
Mar 25
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League of Women Voters Presents "Seats at the Table: Women Shaping Our Community"
Tickets are available for the Women's History Month discussion and tea reception to be held Saturday.
Mar 25
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Fredericksburg City Council to Advertise 5-Cent Real Estate Tax Rate Increase
The adopted rate can not exceed the advertised rate, which is subject to a public hearing on April 21. Council also discussed employee compensation.
Mar 25
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Adele Uphaus
Advance Wednesday Morning News
It's March 24. Today, the Advance gets a look at Youth for Tomorrow, and Donnie Johnston is begging for rain.
Mar 25
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