Bookstore manager Deane Collie and Chief Historian John Hennessy on how choosing merchandise has changed in recent years. The importance of buying local. Park reopening update.
Seven straight loses to Delmarva this season
Celebrating a new business downtown that survived thru the pandemic.
Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about grant money providing for nine new people and what that means for daily operations. Update on a class action lawsuit against the Virginia Employment Commission.
Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization transportation planners hope to identify shortcomings of the current transportation system and suggest improvements to decision-makers.
The region paused Monday to remember those who sacrificed for freedom. Events at the Our Fallen Heroes monument, the Mercer statue and the Confederate Cemetery.
Retired Brigadier General Jack Apperson with remarks at the wreath laying at the Hugh Mercer monument in Fredericksburg.
1st District Congressman Rob Wittman and Fredericksburg Area Veterans Council Chairperson Lisa Gregory
Photos of fallen service members on the Heritage Trail in Fredericksburg on Memorial Day between Old Mill Park and Riverside Drive.
Community donations helped fund work on the room
The pandemic has changed, but not slowed down the Ceili Leahy Day of Service. It has looked a little different but the goal of giving Fredericksburg City School students the opportunity to serve remains.
Lowe’s at Southpoint with a display honoring two local fallen heroes
Delmarva comes to Fredericksburg for a weeklong series beginning Tuesday night
No program again this year at the National Cemetery on Lafayette Blvd. But flags by each grave marker
Barry Moore with the Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia talks with us about the most common scams that impact the military, veterans and their families.
The Central Rappahannock Regional Library’s annual program moves to Market Square this year. Here’s the schedule
Wherever she’s been for the past year, Teri Reece of Fredericksburg has walked with a flag everyday to honor and remember those in the military.
Based on the preliminary investigation, it was found the suspects arranged to come to the Town of Culpeper to purchase illegal narcotics while the infant was in their care.
FredNats could win the series with a win on Sunday
The students have learned that classrooms and learning in Uganda is similar and different in many ways.
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