Food Lion managers from across the region spent Friday volunteering at the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, rolling up their sleeves to stock shelves, clean, and refresh the Market Fresh area.
A free genealogy workshop this Saturday at the downtown Fredericksburg library will help participants explore their family history and discover potential ties to Revolutionary War Patriots.
Locked in the Fredericksburg Area Museum after your tour, your team must solve brain-teasing puzzles across multiple floors to escape.
Retired Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater signs her memoir Bridging Troubled Waters this Sunday at 1 p.m. at Fredericksburg Visitor Center.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division will conduct range testing the rest of the week, potentially causing loud noise in surrounding communities.
Starting September 15, Fredericksburg Youth Academy opens its doors to young adults ready to step into the world of law enforcement—not as spectators, but as participants.
A volunteer crew successfully relocated a 40,000-pound historic rail car along the Dahlgren Railroad Heritage Trail, with plans underway to move the caboose and construct a protective carport.
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25 volunteers planted 2,500 collard seedlings at Rappahannock Education Farm in White Oak—kickstarting the fall crops that will help fight hunger across the region.
The Food Bank says no paperwork or ID needed—just a few quick questions to help them serve everyone.
As we spend Labor Day weekend outdoors, the Virginia Department of Health reminds us to take precautions against ticks, which can spread illnesses like Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Fredericksburg’s Antoine Carey and his Faded Foundation are collecting gently used clothes through Sept. 26 to help fund books, tuition, and mentorships at the Faded & Co. Barber Academy.
We talk with Xander Hernandez–He received a dog earlier this year from Spotsylvania-based Leashes of Valor.
Flags at half-staff until August 31st after the Minnesota shootings
Fredericksburg City School Board hears about problems that have led to major transportation problems at the start of the school year–including a new routing program, shortage of drivers and buses and new personnel in key positions.
The Fredericksburg School Board heard from parents Wednesday night about their struggles and frustrations with transportation at the start of school year.
Orange County has opened a recorded Exchange Zone at the Public Safety Building to provide a safe, secure space for property and child custody exchanges.
Located in the lower level of the Fredericksburg Branch of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, the Virginiana Room is part research space, part area history.
Many highway work zones will be suspended and most lane closures will be lifted on interstates and other major roads from noon Friday through
noon Tuesday for the Labor Day holiday
ODHS sprang into action to save dozens of emaciated and traumatized dogs–now they need the community’s assistance.
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