Colonial Beach News is entering a new chapter with a renewed focus on serving residents, taxpayers, researchers, and future generations. Our mission is to document local government actions, public policy decisions, taxpayer-funded projects, and the historical development of Colonial Beach.
Rather than simply reporting events, we aim to create a lasting public record that helps residents understand how decisions are made, how public funds are spent, and how projects progress over time. By documenting both the discussions and the outcomes, we hope to provide valuable context that can inform future community conversations and decisions.
Existing articles remain available through our Archives, preserving years of local reporting and local history. Going forward, readers will find expanded coverage of town government, infrastructure projects, planning initiatives, public records, community development, and other issues that shape the future of Colonial Beach.
Beginning in 2027, all new reporting will appear under Current Coverage, while articles published before this transition will remain available through the Archives. This separation preserves the historical record of past reporting while allowing Colonial Beach News to build a comprehensive, searchable record of the community’s future development.
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Welcome to Colonial Beach News.
Colonial Beach is a small beach town along the Potomac River. Its population is below 5000 and although it’s small it has its own government, school system and police station.
Colonial Beach has its share of characters and its ups and downs. But the people who live and visit here love this little town.
If you’re looking for a quiet out of the way small town atmosphere Colonial Beach is a the perfect destination. With small town bars and restaurants, a long public beach and boardwalk to stroll on and a plethora of Marinas, you’re sure to find something appealing about this little town.
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