By Madison Brown Fredericksburg Today Fredericksburg’s new Visitor Center in the Executive Plaza at 601 Caroline Street is on track to open in June of next year, according to Bill Freehling, the city’s director of economic development and tourism (EDT). The new space...
All proceeds from the event will go directly to the Dolly Parton Imagination Library
A blank wall at the offices of Downtown Greens is now home to a mural. Pete Morelewicz of Print Jazz and his summer intern Kathryn Gross are putting the finishing touches to the mural.
Darcie Caswell and Erin Creighton talk about the summer reading program and the importance of all members of the family participating.   librarypoint.org
Nonprofit news operation is planned in Fredericksburg region
Habitat for Humanity of Caroline is building three of its next four houses in Bowling Green. Caroline Supervisor Jeff Sili who says the three families are moving into a neighborhood steeped in history and friendliness.
Beth DiDonato is the Spotsylvania coordinator for the Imagination Library. She talks about the program for kids up to 5 years old.Â
Tulips spotted on Washington Avenue
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Rappahannock Rotary’s Letters to Santa box is at the corner of Caroline and George Streets in downtown Fredericksburg. Drop off a letter to Santa unti December 20th. Make sure you include a return address.
Behind the scenes with Bob Whittingham, Linda Silk Sviland, Sue Henderson and Tom Rainey. The 2022 Christmas windows are built at Whittingham and The Kitchen at Whittingham at 1019 and 1021 Caroline Street
Fredericksburg Main Street says the otter will be returned to the Hurkamp Park spot soon
From the despair of having a bronze otter stolen to the joy of having it returned, we look back at a week where the community and a number of businesses came together
Stuart Wegner talks about his joy and surprise that the stolen otter has been returned. Stuart and his brother Steven created the otters around Fredericksburg.
Elizabeth found the otter. We talked with her…
Fredericksburg business owner April Peterson (River Rock Outfitter) talks about (and rejoices) with the return of the stolen otter.
April Peterson was an early downtown Fredericksburg business owner supporter of the Otter-ly Amazing program. She talks about what the theft of the otter means to her, those who invested in the program and the future.
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The story behind the missing otter
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