Nearly 165,000 dollars raised–600+ walked.

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Nearly 165,000 dollars raised–600+ walked.
Emergency repairs to address rapid deterioration in the bridge’s structural steel at spot locations, identified in a recent inspection.
12n-7 at Market Square (art) and Riverfront Park (music).
When state legislators return to Richmond in January to convene the General Assembly, Fredericksburg city officials will be watching.
City Public Information Officer Sonja Canta tells us about the new location.
The mother of George Washington died in Fredericksburg from breast cancer.
Micah Ecumenical Ministries All Saints neighborhood remembrance service on Tuesday night.
It’s from 5:30-8.
The annual All Saints Day remembrance service is Tuesday at the Methodist Greens across from City Hall–vigil begins at 5, service at 5:45.
Workers held informational picket held in opposition to a tentative agreement reached last week between the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) and USPS.
New art on the first floor of the Executive Plaza at 601 Caroline Street.
Held on and off in Fredericksburg for the last 49 years, this year’s event will be held Nov. 2 from noon-7 p.m. at Riverfront Park.
Jeremiah Community takes a step forward, and a rift arises over conservation districts in Fredericksburg highlight this week’s edition of Press Rewind.
The Friends of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library’s fall sale is taking place.
The supportive housing project could go before city council for approval as early as next month.
The new visitor’s center, located on the first floor of Executive Plaza at 601 Caroline St., is set to open Nov. 1.
City Tourism Marketing and Communications Manager Danelle Rose and Chris Allen with Fredericksburg Main Street talk about the benefits of moving into a new Visitor Center.
After 49 years the Fredericksburg Visitor Center at 706 Caroline Street closed for the last time Wednesday night.
Councilors spar over process, priorities for creation of conservation districts.
Pete Morelewicz of Print Jazz talks about the three murals he designed for the new Fredericksburg Visitor Center.