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No decisions made on proposal for King George data center, after 7½-hour meeting - Vimarsana News

No decisions made on proposal for King George data center, after 7½-hour meeting

Board of Supervisors will have to hold another public hearing on the matter in the weeks to come.

King George's Confederate monument may move in September - Vimarsana News

King George's Confederate monument may move in September

Plans proceeding to relocate the memorial from the courthouse lawn to a private cemetery.

King George SGT Nicholas C. Mason Memorial VFW Post 12202 becomes official - Vimarsana News

King George SGT Nicholas C. Mason Memorial VFW Post 12202 becomes official

The VFW has returned to King George County after a 12-year absence.

Higher building costs impact King George's future courthouse - Vimarsana News

Higher building costs impact King George's future courthouse

King George County is facing the same pain in the wallet as everyone else who’s recently bought lumber at a home improvement store. The cost of building materials has gone through the roof, as it were, after lumberyards either shut down during the pandemic or their supply chains were disrupted. The issues caused lumber prices to rise by 130 percent in the last year, according to the National Association of Home Builders, which estimates the cost of single-family homes has gone up by an average of more than $16,000. King George Board of Supervisors Chair Annie Cupka talks about impact on ...

Residents again ask King George to move Confederate monument - Vimarsana News

Residents again ask King George to move Confederate monument

One member of a new working group formed to look at diversity issues in King George is asking county officials once again to remove a Confederate monument from the courthouse lawn. Any such object “honoring the Confederacy endorses racism,” said Robert Ashton, one of three members of the new Diversity Advisory Committee and the vice president of the King George chapter of the NAACP. He wondered why surrounding counties have taken action to remove symbols of the Confederacy “yet King George is reluctant to do so.” “It appears to me that we have not grown as we say we h...