Dahlgren News

Technical and engineering services to the U.S. Navy's Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile program is continuing for CACI under a $23 million task order.

Programs at UMW's Dahlgren campus could give students the chance to earn degrees, all the way to their doctorates, without leaving home I was at the University of Mary Washington 's Dahlgren campus for a visit by Sen.

SURELY NO MOTH has attracted more attention from historians and scientists than the one caught in a computer relay in 1947, thereby becoming the first computer "bug." In last week's column, I detailed the origins of this tale and its connections to the Navy base at Dahlgren.

The University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA, announced that two Crofton residents were among the 1,193 students who recently graduated.

One of the first questions Sen. Mark Warner had for supporters of the planned Dahlgren Heritage Museum was oneA every organizer wants to hear.

LIKE A MOTH flittering in a night light, the story of the first computer "bug" at Dahlgren just can't keep still.

A Spotsylvania County-based defense contractor next week is starting a program designed to give college students studying engineering and computer science a firsthand look at the business.

Capt. Michael H. Smith, commander of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, said Wednesday that the King George County lab will continue to do what it does well.

King George residents opposed to the county giving land for a nonprofit group to build a social services center are working to get that decision overturned.

When North Korea launched a long-range missile last month, commands at the Dahlgren Navy base were among those monitoring the test, and poised to act, if necessary.

Sailors from the Aegis Training and Readiness Center at the Navy base in Dahlgren did their part to help King George County clean by picking up trash along a two-mile stretch of U.S. 301.

Catching up on food news from the past week and other tasty happenings from around the region.

Regina's Pasta Factory, which was known for its fresh-made pasta prepared in front of customers,A appears to have closed.