FALMOUTH -- It was clean-up time on the banks of the Rappahannock River on Monday.
The river spilled its banks over the weekend leaving large debris like trees covering the River Road in Falmouth. Large dump trucks, earth movers, and chainsaw operators were called into to remove the debris while the Stafford County Sheriffâs Office turned away motorists hoping to use the popular cut-through street that links Route 3 with Routes 1 and 17.
The thoroughfare carries 5,700 cars per day, according to a 2017 traffic count.Â
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