Scott Shenk is a reporter at Central Virginia Media Group. He covers transportation issues in the Fredericksburg region and Spotsylvania County, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate, and education. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Roanoke Times, The Daily Progress, and Stars and Stripes.
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At Tuesday's meeting, the Board of Supervisors approved a contract with Maryland-based Altumint to install and operate the equipment.
Although traffic congestion in the Fredericksburg area can seem like a nightmare at times, there are plenty of other places that have it worse.
Data center development is likely going to impact options in a study looking at the potential of building a new bridge over the Rappahannock River.
After an extensive investigation, the location of the December fire at the Eagle Village shopping center has been pinpointed but not the cause, according to a Tuesday statement by the city of Fredericksburg.
The fallout from President Trump's executive orders continues on Capitol Hill. The end is in sight for the emergency culvert repair project on Learning Lane in Fredericksburg.
The best-case scenario for the sixth round of the state's Smart Scale program looks less rosy than past years. And prospects could dim even more, depending on the weather.
The Patawomeck Indian Tribe of Virginia has acquired 870 acres “of their ancestral homeland along the Rappahannock River” in Spotsylvania and Caroline counties.
Pres. Trump is taking one of his most disruptive actions since taking office today; he is pausing federal funding for grants, loans and other initiatives.
Work has recently begun on a Harrison Road widening project, but Spotsylvania County just advanced a study for another, bigger, widening project.
On his first day in office for his second term, U.S. President Donald Trump signed a directive to eliminate remote work, thus ordering full-time federal workers to return to the office.
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