Living Legacies: African American history in the Fredericksburg area opens at the Fredericksburg Area Museum this Friday.

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Living Legacies: African American history in the Fredericksburg area opens at the Fredericksburg Area Museum this Friday.
Each Memorial Day weekend the VFW Post in the city places flags at the graves of veterans in Oak HIll Cemetery.
Saturday morning scout troops (and their leaders and parents) placed the 15,300 bags and candles that will brighten the cemetery.
100% of sales Saturday and Sunday goes to Empowerhouse.Â
The exhibition opens May 30th with a block party,
Ambassador William Walker spoke at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center on Saturday to promote his new book: ‘Racak: The Story of a War Crime.’
The courage to speak out.
William Walker alerted the world to atrocities taking place in Kosovo–those conditions forced Anita Crossfield and her daughter to flee and come to America.
Surrounded by friends and family, Gunnar Burns is focused on therapy, recovery and moving forward.
Fredericksburg businesswoman Anita Crossfield calls William Walker a hero.
The National Weather Service says the river crested early Thursday at 15 feet.
She’ll guide Fredericksburg’s pursuit of using 100% percent renewable energy for municipal operations by 2035.
City Dock and Old Mill Park closed.
Councilors also agree to shift $200,000 from school capital projects to operating fund for upcoming fiscal year.
Fair at JM included sessions, conversations and activities related to youth mental health.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Deputy STEM Directoro Kevin France talks about STEM Triad.
At City Police headquarters a ceremony was held to remember Officer Ellsworth Alexander Moore with a wreath presentation.
Board heard Monday that all four city schools would be ‘off track’ under new state performance standards.
Some Fredericksburg Police officers are getting ready to ride with Law Enforcement United from Chesapeake to DC for fallen officers.
Raising money to find a cure–Start and finish at JM.