Move over green beer, Irish cocktails come in all hues.
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Move over green beer, Irish cocktails come in all hues.
Most recently, Obeng served as finance director for Virginia’s Pamunkey Indian Tribe.
Beginning Thursday VDOT crews will remove overhead signs as part of an ongoing safety project.
One bill would use Fredericksburg as a model for gun buyback programs statewide.
Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
New downtown shop offers chocolates, fudge, ice cream and more.
The James Monroe girls, Massaponax girls and Courtland boys eliminated from state tournament with quarterfinal losses Tuesday night.
Budget, which includes a 7% pay increase for teachers, passes 4-1.
Jenkins, who served in the position from 2008-21, died this past weekend.
Early voting runs March 6-April 18 at FXBG City Center.
Community turns out to support additional resources for unhoused neighbors.
Mason, who has been with the city’s police department since 2012, recently served as interim chief.
Jill Clare and Meghann Cotter are encouraging participants to have a plan for Saturday night’s Coldest Night of the Year walk.
Hometown heroes join Fredericksburg Symphony Orchestra for annual free event for kids.
Fredericksburg Main Street exhibit highlights downtown business owners.
Under founder Twana James, BLKFXBG has become the region’s go-to radio station for the Black community.
We’re just a week away from the annual Coldest Night of the Year Walk in Fredericksburg.
Catlett will now compete with other division winners for the 2027 Virginia Superintendent of the Year Award.
Because guitarists can’t just have one instrument.
John Hennessy is kicking off Fredericksburg’s new Cultural Quilt lecture series — a free program that dives into the city’s sister cities and the powerful role different cultures have played in shaping both the community and the country.