Latest Stafford County News
2019 Board of Directors elected to lead the Fredericksburg Area Association of Realtors
FAAR is a trade association representing more than 1,500 members and 80 affiliates. The Fredericksburg Area Association of Realtors elected its 2019 Board of Directors at the FAAR Expo on Sept. 12. Read more >>
Quantico to Fredericksburg: Stafford draws future bike trails
County officials held two public workshops in late August to educate residents on their plans to expand the bike and pedestrian facilities and discuss the future of getting around Stafford County through the use of trails. Read more >>
Kaiser plans new facilities in Haymarket and Stafford, but future of $200 million Woodbridge hub uncertain
Kaiser Permanente is continuing its regional expansion efforts with plans to open two new state-of-the-art medical office buildings in Stafford and Prince William counties. In Stafford, plans call for a 38,375 square-foot Kaiser Permanente Medical Office Building...
Telegraph Road project in Stafford extended to fall
According to the Virginia Department of Transportation, a portion of Telegraph Road in Stafford County will remain closed to through traffic at the Interstate 95 overpass until late fall. Read more>>
Governor marks official start of I–95 Rappahannock River crossing project
The official kickoff of one of the Fredericksburg area’s biggest transportation projects since the express lanes was held earlier this month at the Interstate 95 Welcome Center near the State Route 3 exit. The crossing project is scheduled to wrap up in 2022. A...
Number of age-restricted homes at Celebrate Virginia North would nearly double
Number of age-restricted homes at Celebrate Virginia North in Stafford would nearly double under new development proposal in South Stafford. Read more >>
The Skrimp Shack, a Virginia chain that calls itself “home of the fattest fish sandwich,” plans to open two locations in the Fredericksburg area, one including Stafford County. The Skrimp Shack is a quick service, “eat in and/or take out” eatery, who sells fish by the...
Stafford students represent state at SkillsUSA national championships
Stafford County continues to advance and promote its Career and Technical Education programs. Recently, four student competitors and two teachers from Stafford High School attended the SkillsUSA National Championships. Read more >>