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Fredericksburg, Stafford, Virginia
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Kelly Sienkowski is a Virginia-based journalist and podcast host focused on community-centered reporting, long-form interviews, and spotlighting the people, issues, and organizations shaping local communities through both news coverage and podcast storytelling.

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Exclusive: Driver's Attempt at Breaching Quantico Gate Echoes Deadly Incidents at White House, U....

Exclusive: Driver's Attempt at Breaching Quantico Gate Echoes Deadly Incidents at White House, U....

This is the breaking report of an attack on Marine Corps Base Quantico, which was later picked up by major ne…

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Kelly Sienkowski Interview | The Vince Coglianese Show

Kelly Sienkowski Interview | The Vince Coglianese Show

Vince speaks with Kelly Sienkowski, Reporter for the Potomac Local News about two illegal aliens, one on the …

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E. Coli Outbreak at Lake Anna: 20 Confirmed Cases, Children Hospitalized with Severe Complication...

E. Coli Outbreak at Lake Anna: 20 Confirmed Cases, Children Hospitalized with Severe Complication...

Breaking news - the first media coverage of an E. Coli outbreak at Lake Anna, where several children were hos…

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Barley Naked Wins World Beer Cup Gold, Bronze Medals

Barley Naked Wins World Beer Cup Gold, Bronze Medals

Local brewery won medals in World Beer Cup Barley Naked Brewing Company won not just one, but two medals i…

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City Vino's Big Move: Fredericksburg Wine Shop Expands to Hanover House - Potomac Local News

City Vino's Big Move: Fredericksburg Wine Shop Expands to Hanover House - Potomac Local News

Coverage of a local business's move from retail to restaurant in a new location. City Vino, a wine shop in…

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A new business combining a love for dogs and beer is coming to Fredericksburg; Barking Barley, fo...

A new business combining a love for dogs and beer is coming to Fredericksburg; Barking Barley, fo...

A new business combining a love for dogs and beer is coming to Fredericksburg; Barking Barley, founded by Dan…

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From Stafford County Arrest to Columbia Graduate: Jonathan Wrenn Reflects on Rebuilding His Life

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By Kelly Sienkowski Verified
| Potomac Local Verified
Wrenn From Stafford County court records to a Columbia University graduation stage, Jonathan Wrenn’s path has been anything but linear. In 2018, Potomac Local News reported on the arrest of Jonathan Wrenn in connection with a Stafford County homicide case. He later served time for his role in that incident. Today, Wrenn is preparing to graduate from Columbia University with a degree in computer science, a milestone he says reflects years of rebuilding his life.
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UMW Basketball Champ to Be Celebrated City-wide Saturday; Kahn Named National Coach of the Year

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By Kelly Sienkowski Verified
| Potomac Local Verified
UMW Head Coach Marcus Kahn talks with players during a timeout in the Eagles’ NCAA Sectional win over Wisconsin–La Crosse. Photo by Kaitlynn Kimball. The University of Mary Washington men’s basketball team will be honored with a city-wide celebration this weekend following its historic NCAA Division III national championship.
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From Elementary School Courts to National Title Game: Patriot High Trio Fuels Mary Washington’s Historic Run

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By Kelly Sienkowski Verified
| Potomac Local Verified
Mens Basketball – Sweet Sixteen The University of Mary Washington men’s basketball team is making history. For the first time in program history, the Eagles are heading to the NCAA Division III national championship, set for Sunday, April 5, in Indianapolis. A big part of this story is the remarkable bond among three players: juniors Kaden Bates, Jay Randall, and freshman Ethan Kacou. All three share roots that trace back to Patriot High School in Bristow, Virginia.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance reporter, tackling small business and local community news.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, way back in the late 1900s. It used to be the only way to fill out application forms.

How is social media changing news?

Shorter attention spans need shorter stories and lede sentences that will hook them.
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