The College Board reports tuition rose at UMW, and Kiplinger ranked the four-year public school 53rd on its best value list.
Matt Troy comes to Fredericksburg with a 77-21 record from three years at Johns Hopkins University.
School officials and law enforcement say they are taking the rumors of violence seriously, even though they are 'unfounded.'
The high school's choir, band and orchestra will perform Dec. 17.
The class was sponsored by the Learning by Giving Foundation.
The Yellow Jackets lost to the Brookville Bees 14 - 24 Saturday.
The Yellow Jackets play in Lynchburg at noon Dec. 8.
The bequest is from the estate of alumna Shirley Van Epps Waple.
The Yellow Jackets beat Kettle Run in triple overtime.
The Yellow Jackets won in triple overtime Saturday afternoon.
Jeff Morin and Chris Frederick have joined Spotsylvania County's Partners in Education.
A win by the Yellow Jackets football team would put them in the state championship for the second consecutive year.
The Yellow Jackets clinched the game 36 - 0.
Nation's Best Sports Show features James Monroe speaking about their Regional Playoff on November 24.
Tuesdays event includes workshops by area leaders.
Community and schools encouraged to teach children to be a "Buddy Not a Bully."
The Yellow Jackets shut out the Culpeper Blue Devils.
Events for Friday, Oct. 12 through Sunday, Oct. 13
A week of festivities mark the high school's Homecoming.
Field days for 3rd - 5th graders will be held later this week.
The 25th anniversary of the State AA will be recognized
Campaign bus will stop and interview UMW professor Stephen Farnsworth
Impending threat of strong winds and thunderstorms have lead to many sports cancellations.
Associate professor of political science wrote about how the political parties are becoming more polarized.
A decision to shuffle city school calendars to make up for time lost to weather has been nixed until at least March.
Fredericksburg School Board gets first look at proposed budget for next year.
All public school students now on winter break