Janea Dupeyron gives Fuzzy Goldmine a touch of the genre’s royalty.
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Janea Dupeyron gives Fuzzy Goldmine a touch of the genre’s royalty.
Caroline Street came out on top in Garden & Gun magazine contest.
Bands, balloon animals and baked goods on offer.
Debra Ann Poates Perry, age 67, passed away unexpectedly from a sudden illness on March 29, 2026. Born on September 29, 1958, Debbie lived a life centered on love, family, and the simple joys that brought warmth to those around her. Debbie dedicated many years of...
Ann Bailey (Bancroft) Freund, 70, passed away unexpectedly on March 28, 2026. She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, known for her remarkable ability to create a sense of community wherever she went. Ann was preceded in death by her parents, Richard...
Michael Anthony Drone, 42, of Spotsylvania County, Virginia, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 19, 2026. Michael was born April 7, 1983, in Charlottesville, Virginia. Michael's pride and joy, and greatest love was his daughter, Kiearra. He had a great love...
Nonprofit organization created by Ristorante Renato to supply area hundreds of area children with springtime baskets.
Music and craftsmanship combine under the hands of Larry Hinkle.
Rev. John Claude Edmonds, 97, of Spotsylvania County transitioned to his heavenly home on March 13, 2026. John was born on June 21, 1928. He grew up on a tobacco farm in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. When John felt a call to ministry his grandmother told him that his...
Clifford Mark Mummau, age 66, passed away March 16, 2026, at Camp Solitude in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. He was born November 24, 1959, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was the eldest son of Mark Tyson Mummau and Fannie Malinda Flory Mummau and grew up in Madison...
Authors, historians and scholars work to unravel Mary Washington’s complicated reputation.
New downtown shop offers chocolates, fudge, ice cream and more.
Hometown heroes join Fredericksburg Symphony Orchestra for annual free event for kids.
Because guitarists can’t just have one instrument.
Stories of 23 American women told in bronze collars.
Spotsylvania student learning the music-industry ropes while searching for balance.
From pinball to painting, the inaugural year of the Free Press’s arts and entertainment newsletter was full of passions, projects, pursuits.
Explore the outdoors with ranger-led hikes and special activities.
What began as a way to keep kids entertained is now a collaborative art program for adults.
Inside fine art gallery, the stories are just as valuable as the artwork.