By Susan Larson
Rappahannock Area Health District (RAHD) officials conducted restaurant inspections at the following Fredericksburg locations April 9 – 11, 2014.
A “critical violation” is one that “poses a direct or immediate threat to the safety of the food being served.”
“In our experience, it is unrealistic to expect that a complex, full-service food operation can routinely avoid any violations,” officials said on the Virginia Department of Health’s website.
A weekly column on Fredericksburg.Today by Linda Clevenger, Organization Direct.
Is your list of “Things to Do” going nowhere because Life Keeps Getting in the Way?
Story and photos by Susan Larson
The Boutique at Caroline Street is in its third year of business in downtown Fredericksburg, and the high-end resale shop is celebrating a loyal following.
Story and photos by Larry Faulkner
Downtown Fredericksburg has many hidden treasures worth seeking. Water Street Studio is one of those.
Up a flight of steps at 915 A Sophia St., then a hard right turn at the top leads you to a dynamic arts center created by a trio of equally dynamic artists.
A weekly column on Fredericksburg.Today by Linda Clevenger, Organization Direct.
Have you heard your child tell you it isn’t fair? A normal parental response is probably — life isn’t fair.
The interesting thing is that this conversation isn’t just limited to parents and their children who are under the age of 18. I just spent a weekend with family and I actually heard my parents saying it to one of my adult sisters.
By Susan Larson
Edward Whelan III submitted his resignation to City Council and the Fredericksburg Planning Commission Tuesday, April 29. Whelan was under pressure to resign due to perceived conflict of interest.
By Susan Larson
Rappahannock Area Health District (RAHD) officials conducted restaurant inspections at the following Fredericksburg locations April 14 – 21, 2014. Restaurants receive numbered critical and non-critical violations.
By Susan Larson
Rappahannock Area Health District (RAHD) officials conducted restaurant inspections at the following Fredericksburg locations April 21 – 22, 2014. Restaurants receive numbered critical and non-critical violations.
By Susan Larson
Free Lance-Star business reporter Bill Freehling has been hired as Fredericksburg’s new assistant director for economic development.
His duties will include assisting in the development of an economic development strategy, serving as the city staffer to the Fredericksburg Economic Development Authority and leading the city’s business recruitment and expansion programs, according to a press release.
Friends of the Rappahannock (FOR) is accepting applications for executive director.
By Susan Larson
It’s been a little more than a year since Crystal Wellman opened Ladyburg, the modern skin care apothecary in downtown Fredericksburg.
Now she’s expanded her business, opening a separate acne and skin care clinic.
Crystal Clear Acne Clinic, located at 1210 Princess Anne St., Suite A, provides treatment to those suffering from all types of skin conditions, including acne, acne rosacea and effects brought on by aging.
By Susan Larson
Sandton Capital Partners submitted a bid of $30.2 million and was announced today as the winning bidder for Free Lance-Star Publishing Company assets.
By Susan Larson
Rappahannock Area Health District (RAHD) officials conducted restaurant inspections at the following Fredericksburg locations May 5 – 14, 2014. Restaurants receive numbered critical and non-critical violations.
By Susan Larson
Fred Wellman, founder and chief executive officer of Fredericksburg based ScoutComms, Inc., has been named Veterans Business Champion of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration Richmond District Office.
Wellman will be honored June 13 for his advocacy of veteran entrepreneurship during the “Heart of a Champion” Small Business Awards Luncheon at the Richmond Omni Hotel.
By Susan Larson
Carol Sullivan is retiring. The owner of C.I.S. Sportswear at 806 Caroline St. in downtown Fredericksburg is closing her store.
The women’s specialty boutique features classic pieces to fun items like seasonal and novelty sweaters. Handbags, decorative belts and colorful jewelry — including Brighton accessories — define the shop.
Sullivan said she would sell the shop, but has had no offers. So, she’s hung a “Retirement Sale” banner and plans to close the C.I.S. door for good at the end of the day on July 31, 2014.
A weekly column on Fredericksburg.Today by Linda Clevenger, Organization Direct.
By Susan Larson
Fredericksburg is one of the few U.S. locations selected for the June 10 international launch of the documentary film series “startupland.”
Watch the series trailer: “startupland”
Parts one and two of the seven-part series will premier at Paragon Village 12, 51 Towne Centre Blvd, as part of the FredXchange one-year birthday bash. Associate Producer Maxim Wheatley will speak.
By Susan Larson
Fred Rankin was honored Monday night at the Fredericksburg Economic Development Authority’s annual Business Appreciation Reception.
By Susan Larson
Linda Caporali has been selected Branch Sales Manager for the Community Bank of the Chesapeake’s new Fredericksburg location, scheduled to open in Central Park midsummer 2014.
By Susan Larson
I was standing in line for Sunday brunch at Foode, when tourists engaged me in conversation. These travelers wanted to eat brunch and get on the road. They didn’t want to wait. Where else in town could they go, they wanted to know?
I knew of a few downtown restaurants serving lunch on Sunday … but brunch?
So I asked on Facebook.
I investigated your suggestions, many of which turned out to be restaurants serving breakfast or lunch, not brunch. But I did discover five locations in downtown Fredericksburg serving Sunday brunch.
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