Starting September 15, Fredericksburg Youth Academy opens its doors to young adults ready to step into the world of law enforcement—not as spectators, but as participants.
The building, considered a ‘character structure’ in city’s Area 6 plan, would be adapted to house 30 apartment units.
Former James Monroe High School head coach Rich Serbay returns to the school he led to four state championships in a 35-year run.
Fredericksburg City School Board hears about problems that have led to major transportation problems at the start of the school year–including a new routing program, shortage of drivers and buses and new personnel in key positions.
The Fredericksburg School Board heard from parents Wednesday night about their struggles and frustrations with transportation at the start of school year.
Family-friendly scavenger hunt leads seekers through area art galleries.
At her final meeting before retirement, longtime clerk Lacey feted for decades of service.
Wednesday’s meeting will include a period for public comment.
Learn practical, at-home methods to preserve your cherished keepsakes at FAM’s workshop with Curator of Collections Kylie Thomson.
In newly-created role, he’ll oversee wastewater treatment plant expansion, construction of new fire station.
The Central Rappahannock Heritage Center at 900 Barton Street (in the old Maury School) is a nonprofit archive preserving historical documents, photographs, and records from Fredericksburg and surrounding counties.
Historic Fredericksburg Foundation’s open house at the Dorothy Hart Community Center honored local World War II sacrifices with a blood drive, period music, and recognition of a veteran.
Rapp Arts annual event took place Saturday on Bunker Hill and Charles Streets.
Historic Fredericksburg Foundation commemorates WWII’s 80th anniversary this weekend with a USO dance Friday and open house and blood drive Saturday at the former USO building–now the Dorothy Hart Center.
Statement comes in the wake of Republican committee endorsing Kelly in Ward 3 election.
The transaction, which will add the operations of WGRQ and WGRX into Centennial’s existing station cluster, is expected to close later this year.
Contest operators Paula and Robert Welsh plan to donate significant portion of ticket sales to two local charities.
Womens league offers competition and community beyond the arcade.
Annual RappArts day of music comes to Bunker Hill and Charles streets this Saturday.
Mayo Carter and Danae Peckler preview Victory and Valor: World War II 80th Anniversary, a two-day commemorative event celebrating the legacy of the Greatest Generation.
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