City of Fredericksburg announces new platform for FOIA requests
by FFP staff | Jun 15, 2026
City: Portal will ensure requests are handled in timely fashion.
‘It’s outrageous’: Spanberger navigates budget fight, Democratic unrest six months into governorship
by Virginia Mercury | Jun 15, 2026
Of late, she has dealt with criticism from within her own party.
On the Agenda, June 15-19
by FFP staff | Jun 15, 2026
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
More news from The Free Press
PHOTOS: SPCA Rescue Run 5K
by Jeff Kearney | Jun 14, 2026
Annual event helps local animal rescue organization.
The fastest on land: After two state titles, Spotsylvania freshman track star making a run for nationals
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jun 13, 2026
Spotsylvania High School freshman track and field phenom Landon Josephs won two state titles last weekend and is preparing for nationals this week.
‘A woman of action’: Myers remembered at candlelight vigil
by Joey LoMonaco | Jun 12, 2026
Community gathers to mourn a life lost to domestic violence.
Region’s worst drought in 18 years continues
by Sean Sublette | Jun 12, 2026
Little hope for short term relief.
Where to watch the World Cup in Fredericksburg region
by Kathy Knotts | Jun 12, 2026
If you can’t travel to the host cities, grab a seat at a local establishment.
New House budget strips environmental standards for data centers, creates commission instead
by Virginia Mercury | Jun 12, 2026
Updated spending plan, supported by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, no longer includes environmental standards data centers would need to meet in order to be exempted from the state’s sales and use tax.
Powerful recommendation: Stafford Planning Commission urges supervisors to adopt electric-line guidelines
by Jonathan Hunley | Jun 11, 2026
Dominion Energy’s North Anna to Bristers project has been unpopular since being proposed last year.
Judge rules Rappahannock Tribe’s appeal of Caroline water permit can move forward
by FFP staff | Jun 11, 2026
The court denied motions filed by DEQ and Caroline attorneys seeking to dismiss the Tribe’s claims.
‘It’s outrageous’: Spanberger navigates budget fight, Democratic unrest six months into governorship
by Virginia Mercury | Jun 15, 2026
Of late, she has dealt with criticism from within her own party.
On the Agenda, June 15-19
by FFP staff | Jun 15, 2026
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
PHOTOS: SPCA Rescue Run 5K
by Jeff Kearney | Jun 14, 2026
Annual event helps local animal rescue organization.
The fastest on land: After two state titles, Spotsylvania freshman track star making a run for nationals
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jun 13, 2026
Spotsylvania High School freshman track and field phenom Landon Josephs won two state titles last weekend and is preparing for nationals this week.
‘A woman of action’: Myers remembered at candlelight vigil
by Joey LoMonaco | Jun 12, 2026
Community gathers to mourn a life lost to domestic violence.
Councilor: City should be ‘shouting from the rooftops’ about Jeremiah Community
by Joey LoMonaco | Jun 11, 2026
Supportive housing community has raised nearly $12 million of $17.5 million goal; groundbreaking planned for November.
Some Virginians with past felonies can apply to seal their records, starting next month
by Virginia Mercury | Jun 11, 2026
Advocates and lawmakers say record sealing will help people overcome housing and employment barriers.
Attorney: Client is remorseful after fatal Interstate 95 crash
by Jonathan Hunley | Jun 10, 2026
Jing S. Dong of Staten Island, N.Y., appeared in court for the first time Wednesday.
‘An embarrassing mess:’ Spotsylvania residents decry logistics of data center meetings
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jun 10, 2026
The board of supervisors pledged that the county will become more involved with arranging the community gatherings in the future.
Caroline School Board breaks ranks from predecessors, vows to reinstate valedictorian honors
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jun 10, 2026
Board voted Monday night to direct staff to craft a policy on reimplementing valedictorian and salutatorian status for students ranked first and second in their class.
‘The same attacks:’ Spotsylvania superintendent addresses accusations from first-year board members
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jun 9, 2026
Tension is growing between Superintendent Clint Mitchell and school board members Larry DiBella and Rich Lieberman.
Upon checking work, FCPS uncovers improved grade in technical skills
by Joey LoMonaco | Jun 9, 2026
Data-error entry resulted in reported 0% achievement in category at May meeting; the correct figure is 96%.
PHOTOS: FXBG Free Closet and The Table help community in Market Square
by Tyrone Brown | Jun 9, 2026
FXBG Free Closet teamed up with The Table to give away clothes and vegetables in Market Square Tuesday.
Fredericksburg Biz Beat
Biz Beat Clips: Amazon in Stafford, Part Two
by Bill Freehling | Jun 15, 2026
This week, we wrap up a two-part series taking viewers inside Amazon’s two large Stafford warehouses on Centreport Parkway.
Biz Beat Roundup: Two area banks officially tie up
by Bill Freehling | Jun 10, 2026
Also inside: Major project under way adjacent to Kalahari, area businessman re-appointed to UMW board, Under Armour opening area store
Biz Beat Banter: Dietmar Weselin
by Bill Freehling | Jun 9, 2026
This week on Biz Beat Banter, we sit down with Dietmar Weselin, who grew up in Germany during World War II, made his way to the United States and Fredericksburg, became a business success and now gives of his time and talents to support wounded members of the U.S. military.
Biz Beat Clips: Amazon in Stafford, Part One
by Bill Freehling | Jun 8, 2026
This week, we kick off a two-part series taking viewers inside Amazon’s two large warehouses on Centreport Parkway in Stafford County. This week features the company’s cross-dock facility, which is the beginning of the journey for many Amazon packages.
Biz Beat Roundup: A hole in one for downtown? Bagel business coming to Caroline Street
by Bill Freehling | Jun 3, 2026
Also inside: Downtown bakery profiled in Southern Living, area lodging establishment receives recognition, 116 home sales reported in region
Sponsored Content
SPONSORED CONTENT: Community baby shower connects families with resources
by Mary Washington Healthcare | May 31, 2026
Free event provides a one-stop resource hub for families preparing to welcome a child.
SPONSORED CONTENT: You are not alone
by Mary Washington Healthcare | May 3, 2026
A message to mothers about mental health.
SPONSORED CONTENT: CareerPath program promises direct connection to real jobs
by Sponsored Content | Apr 23, 2026
Goodwill answers top questions about new program.
SPONSORED CONTENT: Mary Washington Pulmonology brings advanced lung care to Fredericksburg
by Mary Washington Healthcare | Mar 29, 2026
Early diagnosis is one of the most powerful tools to treat lung disease.
SPONSORED CONTENT: The life-saving power of colonoscopies
by Mary Washington Healthcare | Mar 1, 2026
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
News from B101.5/WFVA
LISTEN: Local family turns personal journey into awareness event for rare genetic condition
by Ted Schubel | Jun 15, 2026
This Saturday, a music festival at Strangeways Brewing on Lansdowne Road will raise awareness of chromosomal deletion syndromes, rare genetic conditions that can cause serious developmental and medical challenges.
Area road work this week
by Ted Schubel | Jun 15, 2026
For updated information, check 511Virginia.
Food Bank distribution this week
by Ted Schubel | Jun 14, 2026
Find details on the Food Bank Facebook Events Page or the free FREDFOODVA app.
PHOTOS: More than 20,000 pounds donated, and the harvest continues
by Ted Schubel | Jun 14, 2026
Another milestone for Rappahannock Education Farm.
WATCH: FAM series going on a road trip
by Ted Schubel | Jun 13, 2026
What Remains going to the Masonic Lodge on Princess Anne Street.
News from around Virginia
Vacation Bible School

In a world filled with worry and confusion, kids need to know there is a God who cares for them. At Emerald Crossing VBS, they’ll journey through Ireland’s lush landscapes, exploring the powerful words of Psalm 23. They’ll discover the life of the shepherd-king David and will learn how to cross from worry to peace, from fear to faith, and from uncertainty to a firm foundation in God’s Word through a relationship with the Good Shepherd.
Get your passport ready for Ireland and join the adventure!
Epsilon Rho Boule Foundation Fundraiser – Boule at the Ball Park

Join the Epsilon Rho Boule Foundation for Boule at the Ball Park — Honoring the Historic Fredericksburg Frogs
The Epsilon Rho Boule Foundation invites the community to our Boule at the Ball Park Fundraiser, a special evening celebrating the legacy of the Fredericksburg Frogs, a historic Negro League baseball team whose impact continues to inspire generations.
Your support directly strengthens the Foundation’s mission and helps fund our core community programs:
- Men’s Health Initiative — advancing wellness and early‑intervention education for men in our region
- LaZailia V. Richardson Scholarship Fund at Germanna Community College — empowering students through access and opportunity
- iTeach Program (formerly Career Switchers) — supporting future educators entering the teaching profession
- MLK Community Program — honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service, education, and civic engagement
This event is an opportunity to celebrate history, uplift our community, and invest in programs that make a measurable difference.
Ole Virignia Hams Amateur Radio Club Hamfest

Amateur Radio Hamfest – indoor vendors and tailgate in the parking lot. VE Testing Session, Virginia QSO Party Award Ceremony, ARRL Table.
Some events listings provided by The City of Fredericksburg Tourism Department and the Stafford County Tourism Department.

















