Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble opens 2026 season with comic romp.
FTE’s ‘How to Transcend a Happy Marriage’ brings the laughs
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Fredericksburg City Public Schools names David Ferguson as new Director of Operations
Ferguson, who starts Jan. 28, brings more than 22 years of experience in public education to the position.
LISTEN: Micah prepares for 4th annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on February 28th
Fundraising goal is $200,000 this year–800 walked last year.
Health officials urge caution after rabid raccoon found in Fredericksburg
The Rappahannock Area Health District is alerting residents near the 900 block of Sylvania Avenue in Fredericksburg after a raccoon collected January 15 tested positive for rabies.
‘Everything ain’t going to be all right:’ Spotsylvania NAACP calls for action on MLK Day
Spotsylvania NAACP President Moe Petway sounds the alarm about national and local issues during breakfast honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
PHOTOS: Service, not a day off: JM students honor MLK with projects
Service with a smile—James Monroe High School students and volunteer chaperones turned Martin Luther King Jr. Day into a day of action, completing multiple service projects on campus as part of the 2026 MLK Day of Service.
Kahn joins elite company with 400th coaching win
Marcus Kahn cemented his place among the most accomplished coaches in NCAA Division III history on Saturday, capturing the 400th win of his collegiate career as Mary Washington beat Regent.
Artists team up for new mural at Oberle Academy
Sophia Pineda and Gabe Pons put their mark on school.
WATCH: Community invited to weigh in on Slave Auction Block memorial plans
Two in person meetings on January 12th with a virtual meeting next week.
PHOTOS: Knights of Columbus mark 50 years of Religious Freedom Day in Fredericksburg
The Knights of Columbus, Rappahannock Assembly 1613, hosted the 50th annual Religious Freedom Day on Sunday in Fredericksburg, beginning with a parade through downtown before a ceremony at the Religious Freedom Monument on Washington Avenue.
LISTEN: How small donations of essentials make a big impact at Hope House
Loisann’s Hope House Executive Director Cait Woodward says the organization works hard to meet nearly every need for families in crisis, from housing support to case management.
IdeaSpace celebrates 5 years of making creative pursuits accessible
From 3D printing to podcast equipment, CRRL third space gives community the tools to create.
WATCH: Public meetings begin on Slave Auction Block memorial downtown
Virtual meeting on January 7th–Here’s the complete list.
New members of Fredericksburg City Council take oaths of office
Ward 4 Councilor Chuck Frye named vice mayor.
PHOTOS: Pottery with a purpose at LibertyTown
LibertyTown’s Bowl-A-Rama brought local potters together to create and donate handmade bowls in support of Empowerhouse’s Empty Bowl fundraiser benefiting survivors of domestic violence.
Horace Gilbert Hill died in the Battle of the Wilderness. His brother’s final mission? Finding the fallen Union soldier and bringing him home.
New exhibit at City Visitor Center is based on the research of longtime National Park Service volunteer Steve Morin.
A ‘super special’ achievement: Massaponax grad earns PGA Tour exemption
It is believed that Massaponax High School graduate Grayson Wood is the first golfer from the Fredericksburg area to ever quality for a PGA Tour event.
My top 5 stories of 2025: Joey LoMonaco
Managing editor Joey LoMonaco’s top pieces include a serial podcast, Afghan liaisons and life after a life-altering injury.
Coghill’s JM departure leaves four football head coach openings in Fredericksburg area
Stafford, King George and Hartwood high schools are also seeking football coaches.
PHOTOS: Wreaths of Fredericksburg
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