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Central Rappahannock Heritage Center at 900 Barton Street (in the old Maury School) is a nonprofit archive preserving historical documents, photographs, and records from Fredericksburg and surrounding counties.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.
Officials held a ribbon cutting for the city’s new middle school, which opens its doors to students on Aug. 18.
Free Press photographer takes a hike and finds scenic solitude at the Quarry.
Bands with local ties to play show at Reclaim Arcade Aug. 22.
Sgt. Steven Curtis with the Stafford Sheriff’s Office and Juanita Shanks with FailSafe-ERA preview Sounding the Alarm this Saturday from 11–2 at Hope Aglow Empowerment Church.
Endorsement remains for Ward 1 candidate Matt Rowe, whose opponent Ken Gantt is a federal employee barred from participating in partisan elections.
Antoine Carey of Fredericksburg is using the barbershop as a vehicle for change.
The 14th annual event occurred as community leaders ponder strategies to combat an uptick in youth violence in the Fredericksburg area.
A section of a historic Rappahannock River batteau is now on display at the Fredericksburg Area Museum.
Former FCPS Superintendent Richard Garnett honored at program’s closing ceremony.
Scaffolding went up this spring as stabilization work continues on the Renwick Building in downtown Fredericksburg.
Today’s News Sponsored by:
