Is our region taking advantage of their outdoor recreation economy? April Peterson gives a step by step guide for communities to harness the power of the outdoors!

Bring your pet along when you visit a Virginia State Park. Pets are welcome on trails, at campsites and in cabins. Just remember to keep them leashed outdoors – it’s required.

Kelsey Bracewell talks about the Fredericksburg-based organization and safety on the water.

April and Keith Peterson of River Rock Outfitter talk about where to spend your free time this summer. With high gas prices how about places like Motts, Caledon..

No matter where you boat–from large lakes and rivers to small farm ponds—wearing a life jacket and staying sober are essential for safety!

While enjoying the outdoors this holiday weekend, be sure to Know Before You Go! Learn the seven principles of Leave No Trace.

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative has a few tips to keep in mind when near boat docks.  

You’ll earn five pins. Get one for your first park visit and others after visiting 5, 10, 20 and all parks.

Project contractor widened and improved portage path for river users to safely navigate around bridge construction for I-95 Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing Project

Here’s a list of what’s happening

Here’s a list of what’s taking place

City Parks, Recreation and Events Director Todd Brown at the ribbon cutting for the Sophia Street Park says there’s a lot to like about the new Fredericksburg destination.

Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw and former Councilman George Solley talk about what the new Riverfront Park means for Fredericksburg.

Prince William Fire and Rescue spent several days practicing rescue techniques on the Rappahannock River along Riverside Drive in Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg is Otter-Ly Amazing. It’s now official as bronze otters are scattered around downtown.

Do’s and don’ts on the water

Events planned at Lake Anna, Widewater and Westmoreland