Monday’s frigid harvest underscores the farm’s mission, with volunteers helping deliver tens of thousands of pounds of fresh produce to fight hunger regionwide.
Kylie Thomson with the Fredericksburg Area Museum will host a special program this Thursday—on the very date the Battle of Fredericksburg began in 1862—highlighting rarely seen Civil War artifacts and the stories they carry.
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Dahlgren officials say weapons testing scheduled for Monday could be heard in nearby communities, with river access limited during operations.
Making clean up cool again!
Music from the Goshen Baptist Church Praise Team and the Courtland High School Vocal Ensemble at the Marshall Center.
Full distribution details are available on the Food Bank’s Facebook Events Page or in the free FREDFOODVA app.
Nearly 300 runners powered thru Sunday’s 25th Blue and Gray Half Marathon in Fredericksburg–proof of what an incredible running community this is.
Rappahannock Rotary’s annual event the day of the Christmas Parade at Fredericksburg Baptist Church.
Early Saturday morning chairs already along the Christmas parade route in downtown Fredericksburg.
Snow day scenes from around the region
VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says the roads may look wet but beware of freezing.
It started snowing just after 3 this morning around the area.
Fredericksburg is reminding visitors that parking restrictions, safe viewing areas, and advanced planning are critical for handling Saturday’s Christmas Parade crowds.
Fredericksburg crews have posted No Parking signs downtown, clearing the way for Saturday evening’s Christmas Parade.
Police and Adult Protective Services say scammers are using high-pressure tactics to steal money and personal information from seniors.
Rappahannock Rotary’s John Coker and Roy Strohl reflect on four decades of December pancakes—a tradition that almost wasn’t pancakes at all.
State Police say one person has now died.
The Salvation Army is urging donors to return Angel Tree tags and gifts by Monday as Toyland fills with items for children, teens and seniors.
As the Angel Tree deadline approaches, the Salvation Army is calling for immediate donations—especially clothing for babies ages 0–24 months.
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