A Stafford sauce maker will see her flavors stocked by the Fredericksburg Food Cooperative starting Thursday, March 24
Since its opening 13 months ago, Always Flavored has sold its spices and sauces to customers at farmers' markets in Stafford and Spotsylvania counties and at events like Fredericksburg Brew Fest.
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The Federal Government will reimburse Stafford County for costs incurred during a crippling January 3 snowstorm that halted traffic on Interstate 95, knocked out power for tens of thousands, and put children out of school for a week.Â
FEMA announced that federal disaster assistance funds would be made available to aid local, state, and tribal efforts to affect recovery after the winter storm. The funding was set aside for several localities after President Biden approved a major disaster declaration for the state.
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Vita Nova Creatives and Coffee will hold its grand opening on Tuesday, March 29.
According to the cafe's operations manager Jessica Millar, Vita Nova's event will begin at 6:30 am and conclude at 5 pm. During the grand opening, the cafe will sell regular-sized drinks at $1 and hold prize drawings.
Founded by Paula Millar, Vita Nova strives to be not just a neighborhood cafe but a space for local artists. The idea for what would become Vita Nova began after Millar participated in a creative retreat in Waco, Texas, in October 2020. Millar was encouraged after the retreat to open a space where creative types could hang out, enjoy something to drink, and be creative.
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That's the question that The Stafford County Sheriff's Department is asking prospective applicants for their 8th annual Junior Deputies Academy.
According to the sheriff's department website, the department will begin accepting online applications starting on March 20 for their annual July summer camp. The event is being held for Stafford County students going into 4th through 7th grade for the upcoming 2022-23 school year.Â
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Manassas City Public School's budget proposal would give a five percent salary increase for most employees.
The proposal was laid out in a presentation to the Manassas City Public School Board as part of its proposed budget for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023, starting July 1, 2022. Support staff, licensed teachers, and administrative staff would all see pay hikes.
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The Stafford County Public School Board is putting together funds to provide turf fields for two Stafford County high schools.
North Stafford and Colonial Forge high schools are the only two in the county that don't have turf fields for their athletic teams. The artificial playing surface makes for more predicable game conditions, and advocates have been making the rounds with the School Board and the Board of Supervisors to win funding to switch the grass fields to turf.
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The Stafford County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on March 15 to consider changes to the county's magisterial districts.
Those changes would involve adopting new election districts and precinct boundaries and new polling places. A county redistricting committee developed the option, which will be presented at the hearing and the board's redistricting work session held this past February.
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Stafford County Tourism will apply for a $160,000 grant from the Virginia Tourism Authority to help the county draw more visitors.
The Stafford County Board of Supervisors authorized the submission of the grant application so that the funds could be used to support new and additional efforts to help the tourism industry recover in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Stafford County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a conditional use permit for a drive-through built into a new Dairy Queen restaurant.
The restaurant, known for ice cream-based desserts like the Blizzard, will be near a Waffle House at Celebrate Virginia, off of Route 17 in the Hartwood district in south Stafford.
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The Stafford County Board of Supervisors voted to rezone 46 acres from suburban residential to residential mixed-use to develop a new neighborhood called Mainline.
The Norfolk-based S.L. Nusbaum Realty Company sought the rezoning and will build 260 apartments in 11 three-story buildings, 114 townhomes, and 4,776 square feet of commercial space.
