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At the end of every season, A.G. Wright Middle School’s football team played its final game at Mountain View High School.
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It was one of those great mysteries, something I have wanted to learn more about ever since I moved to Stafford, but somehow the object of my curiosity seemed shrouded in the unknown.
“Many may have wondered if the McRib was back or the soft-serve ice cream was on last night after seeing a large law enforcement presence at the Ferry Road McDonalds. The response was actually for an intoxicated driver causing a disturbance during a traffic stop.”
A little before 9:30 in the morning under sunny skies on the last week of the season, Jake Mays pulls his white F-150 Ford pickup into a parking spot behind the Fredericksburg Nationals’ stadium.
He shows up in hot weather peddling oversized watermelons out of his white Ford pickup.
It was somewhat by accident that 9-year-old Nicole Cummings and her family started a pound cake business during a pandemic, but they’re glad they did.
A 26-foot, $55,000 food truck is expected to be the key to fighting food insecurity locally and will hit the streets in Stafford as soon as soon as warmer weather arrives.
Hundreds of entries poured in for a White House-inspired amateur photo contest, and Stafford resident Megan Sanders’ two submissions were judged to be among the 10 most compelling.
They did it for Helen. They wanted to make a difference.
Among efforts by Stafford County to support businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the county’s Economic Development Authority is launching three small business assistance grants: Stay, Sleep, and Safe in Stafford business grants.
The Aquia District Scouts BSA hosts a “Scouting for Food” drive for local pantries each November.
Stafford resident Stephanie Cox loves to share the joy of art with children.
When gyms reopened earlier this summer after months of being shut down, things looked a lot different — plastic shields at counters, machines blocked or spread apart and lots of reminders about masks and physical distancing.
In the last two weeks of her grandmother’s life, Janice Sheaff stayed with her every day.
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Dylan Hall woke up earlier than usual the morning of June 14 to prepare for his day. He ate some breakfast, turned on his cell-phone ringer and then sat in his living room ready to go to work.
Welcome to the first issue of Stafford Magazine.We’re excited to offer this new platform for Stafford’s heroes, students, seniors, athletes, educators, Marines, adventurers, local celebrities, first responders, good neighbors, … and commuters!As we were putting this first edition together, n…
