Attendees enjoyed new features and gathered information about better protecting the environment.
Thousands flock to Earth Day on the Rappahannock celebration
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George Washington Regional Commission to hold green infrastructure charette
Residents invited to look at potential green infrastructure projects and give feedback.
Riverfront Park lot changing to two-hour parking in May
Parking signage will also be updated in area around city’s William Square project.
Public invited to Commemorative 1666 Day at Patawomeck Museum
Author kicks off book tour with event.
A grocery list of demands: Fredericksburg Food Co-op employees unionize
A group of employees known as Fredericksburg United Cooperators want better pay, freedom of political expression.
Students wade into an outdoor classroom — with the Rappahannock as the teacher
Walker-Grant Middle School sixth graders go on a field trip to learn about the river and ecosystem.
School construction bill a target for potential veto override
Del. Cole: Governor’s budget amendments might not be reconciled during Wednesday’s session.
Fredericksburg Chamber hosts 33rd annual Awards Gala
Small and large business of the year, entrepreneurs and leadership recognized.
WATCH: Johnny P. Johnson mural restoration to begin soon
Bill Harris painted the original 14×18 mural in 2018 in downtown Fredericksburg.
Ceili Leahy’s memory serves to inspire James Monroe seniors
More than 150 students volunteered at 11 different service projects throughout the city.
Eubank gets in on the act for new Riverside production
Pit orchestra director takes a leading role in ‘They’re Playing Our Song,” which runs until May 12.
Re-painting iconic Purina tower is EDA’s newest pet project
Owner Garrett Green plans to start painting — with tweaked color scheme — in May.
PHOTOS: JM seniors spend Friday in service to the community
The annual Ceili Leahy Service Day
Fredericksburg Farmers Market opens Saturday
Market supports local producers and promotes good nutrition, sense of community.
WATCH: “The friendship is huge.” City’s German sister city returns home
A delegation from Schwetzingen, Germany has been in Fredericksburg.
Spirited newcomer Ironclad Inn combines ‘bourbon gene,’ historical DNA
Downstairs bourbon lounge opens Saturday at the historic Kenmore Inn site.
Fredericksburg City Council awards contract for water meter project
The council also voted 7-0 to make several tweaks to the Unified Development Ordinance specific to landscaping.
Rotary offers community needs grants to nonprofits
Nonprofits in region can apply for a $5,000 grant.
Totality eclipses all expectations for locals who made trek
Locally, residents glimpsed near totality through filtered glasses at watch parties across the area.
Fredericksburg city crime report, April 1-7
Expectant fried chicken customer fends off vehicular break-in attempt.
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