This week’s episode features local financial advisor Doug Stewart discussing his career, philanthropy, and personal challenges.

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This week’s episode features local financial advisor Doug Stewart discussing his career, philanthropy, and personal challenges.
The new owners of the building at 541 William St. in Downtown Fredericksburg have opened three businesses inside the structure, which also serves as their home.
Also inside: Publisher Hotel earns accolade, former Goodwill HQ sold for $7.85 million, local medical school in the works?
This week we sit down with longtime community and Mary Washington Healthcare leader Xavier Richardson.
This week we take you to Tales & Tails at 1010 Charles St. in downtown Fredericksburg. The shop caters to lovers of coffee, books and dogs.
Also inside: Energy-storage project proposed in Spotsylvania, community meeting for renovation of former hospital, $3.74 million home sale in area
This week we sit down with Jerry Ulman to hear about his lifetime of work running Ulman’s Jewelry in downtown Fredericksburg.
This week we learn about Jack Brown’s Tattoo Revival and the business’ longtime Tattoos for Community fundraiser.
Also inside: Western-wear company coming to Fredericksburg, apartments proposed in Stafford, fast-food restaurant closes
This week’s guest is Antoine Carey, a local entrepreneur and public speaker who was once incarcerated.
This week we hear from Keri DeBernard, the third-generation owner of the iconic Earl’s True Value Hardware store in Stafford County. Learn about the history of Earl’s and what has made it a success.
Longtime Fredericksburg-area business leader who helped lay the groundwork for the data center boom now in the region announced his retirement Wednesday.
Also inside: Subdivision proposed on Lake Anna, new businesses open in Embrey Mill, new restaurant opens in North Stafford.
This week we sit down with Rich Larochelle, who is helping to build a variety of local community-minded entities in the Fredericksburg area.
This week’s video tells the history and planned direction of the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Stafford County.
Also inside: Restaurant Week and Fair under way in Fredericksburg, Mary Washington Hospital makes top 10 in Virginia, $3 million home sale in Fredericksburg
Longtime Fredericksburg-area real estate investor Neil Sullivan talks about his career in real estate and decision to semi-retire at a young age.
This week we take you to Novel, a new downtown Fredericksburg bookstore opened by Andie Ayers, formerly executive director of the Fairy Godmother Project.
Also inside: Auto-dealership owner buys additional land for expansion, capital being raised for local sports resort, change of leadership for large local employer.
Longtime PermaTreat Pest and Termite Control owner Joe Wilson talks about the various moments of serendipity that have shaped his life.