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Supervisors to resume Laurel Ridge funding, finalize contributions to outside agencies - Vimarsana News

Supervisors to resume Laurel Ridge funding, finalize contributions to outside agencies

WINCHESTER — The Frederick County Board of Supervisors decided Wednesday to resume funding for Laurel Ridge Community College in the upcoming fiscal year, while also finalizing contributions to The Laurel

4th high school would mean '18% TAX INCREASE,' post from supervisors' wife says - Vimarsana News

4th high school would mean '18% TAX INCREASE,' post from supervisors' wife says

The wife of Frederick County Board of Supervisors Chairman Josh Ludwig wrote in an April social media post that a proposed fourth high school in the county would mean an

Supervisors once again nix a pay raise for themselves - Vimarsana News

Supervisors once again nix a pay raise for themselves

In 2001, the salaries for members of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors were as follows: $10,800 for the chairman, $10,200 for the vice chairman and $9,000 for the other

Supervisors OK about $2M in funding for outside agencies - Vimarsana News

Supervisors OK about $2M in funding for outside agencies

During a three-hour budget work session Thursday night, the Frederick County Board of Supervisors reached a consensus on funding for some outside agencies but delayed decisions for Laurel Ridge Community

'We can't write a blank check': Frederick supervisors discuss whether 4th high school is needed - Vimarsana News

'We can't write a blank check': Frederick supervisors discuss whether 4th high school is needed

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors held a work session last week that spanned more than two hours to discuss capital improvement projects for Frederick County Public Schools, including a