Artist loves to perform but says venues have run out of room.
Don Brown’s passion for music won’t let him quit
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With Lewis as inspiration, Fredericksburg protestors strive to ‘Make Good Trouble’
The protest was a tribute to the late John Lewis, a Congressman representing Georgia and a major figure in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s Charlie McElvy and ‘Spider-Squirrel’
Local comic book creator joins other guests at comic convention in Fredericksburg this weekend.
An appetite for teaching: Area educators recognized at Chamber of Commerce brunch
The chamber presented 27 awards in eight categories to local teachers.
Fredericksburg participates in worldwide ‘No Kings’ protest
Several hundred people attended Fredericksburg’s ‘No Kings’ protest on June 14.
Harry Wilson couldn’t foretell where jazz would take him. Half a century later, he’s still vibing.
Jazz musician’s chance encounter set him on path of musical success, with Fredericksburg as its destination.
Shear will: F.A.D.E.D. Foundation seeks to cut recidivism though barbering
Graduates of nonprofit’s barbering academy have gone on to open their own businesses.
HFFI builds preservation knowledge with ‘Lost and Saved’ walking tour
Tour included the Renwick Courthouse, which is currently undergoing renovations.
Heals on wheels: Mobile primary care clinic unveiled at community health forum
The forum, sponsored by the Free Press and Mary Washington Healthcare, discussed the region’s health needs and new programs.
Horror fans can get the write kind of jump scare this weekend
Horror on the Rappahannock convention will showcase 30 authors from the genre and features live readings and panels.
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