Another masterful job by Fredericksburg Public Works as the entire route reopened shortly after the Christmas Parade ended.

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Another masterful job by Fredericksburg Public Works as the entire route reopened shortly after the Christmas Parade ended.
Despite the cold, big crowd downtown on Saturday night.
39th annual Christmas parade day tradition downtown.
The city gets ready while many already have a place to sit.
Annual Christmas parade kicks off at 5:30 p.m.
John Coker, Andy Lynn, Roy Strohl and Ed Evers talk about the event Saturday 8-5 at Fredericksburg Baptist Church–Caroline Street entrance.
Courtney Mersiowsky–Superintendent of Special Events with City Parks, Recreation and Events–with what you need to know about the parade–it begins Saturday night at 5:30.
There will be no parking along the parade route and on some side streets beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Blaze broke out before 1 p.m. Thursday and initially proved difficult to extinguish.
Spanberger-sponsored bill honors Gladys P. Todd, revered school teacher, voting rights advocate and community organizer.
Educator previously served as assistant principal at Colonial Forge High School.
School division also unveils new mission and vision statement.
Work at two intersections will be complete by June 2026.
McDermott has served as president and CEO of the health care nonprofit since January 2015.
Cold temps but lots of shoppers downtown.
The Fredericksburg Host Lions Club began unloading 400+ Christmas trees before 7 on Saturday morning.
Rail traffic was shut down while police investigated fatality on tracks.
Four downtown business owners talk about the importance of shopping local.
One small business owner says they need your support right now.
Chilly and windy weather didn’t stop another crowd from gathering.