Locally run and produced comedy shows are on the rise.

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Locally run and produced comedy shows are on the rise.
After several Mondays affected by heat and storms, the concert series returned outdoors.
It covers her life in Fredericksburg and around the world.
Retired Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater’s memoir is titled Bridging Troubled Waters.
It’s now open at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center on Caroline Street.
Shiloh Baptist Church (Old Site) on Sophia Street–books sold at 10, program begins at 11.
10-2 at the Police Station on Cowan Blvd.
Celebrating the 4th at the boyhood home of George Washington in Stafford.
On the 4th of July, the reading of the Declaration of Independence at the Hugh Mercer Apothocary Shop on Caroline Street.
Fallen Heroes 5 miler moved from downtown to James Monroe High School.
Dave Muraca and Allison Ellis talk about what you’ll see and do on Friday at the annual “Fabulous 4th” at Ferry Farm in Stafford.
From Stafford to Caroline and points in-between, a full list of festivities on and about the Fourth.
Series will spotlight Fredericksburg’s business, culture and events on July 25.
Event draws attention to tattooing as art and showcases local and national talent.
Event hosted by FAM and longtime activist Eunice Haigler honored Black elders.
Free event held by Mary Washington Healthcare attracted more than 500 people on Saturday at the Fredericksburg Convention Center.
Fifth-annual event celebrating emancipation drew a big crowd, diverse group of community organizations.
Lauren Bruning previews what you’ll find at the Expo–for yourself or family members.
Director Mike Reynolds says talks about the history and excellence of the festival–this year at UMW.
Performances of ’12 Dancing Princesses’ will be held Saturday and Sunday at James Monroe High School at 2:30 p.m.