As the nation prepares for America 250, a new exhibition at Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont is giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at how history was brought to life on canvas.
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As temperatures climb and more people head to area rivers, lakes, and pools to cool off, safety officials are reminding everyone to wear a life jacket anytime they’re on the water.
Volunteers with Tree Fredericksburg were out Saturday morning planting along the Heritage Trail on Riverside Drive.
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There were plenty of smiles, hugs and stories Saturday as Rappahannock Adult Activities celebrated 50 years of service with a gathering that was part party, part reunion and part trip down memory lane.
Throughout May, the Healthy Generations Area Agency on Aging exhibit at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center on Caroline Street is shining a spotlight on older adults in the community through a series of portraits and personal stories.
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality says all of Virginia is now under either a drought warning or drought watch advisory as dry conditions continue to worsen across the Commonwealth.
Water levels on the Rappahannock are at historically low levels for this time of year, prompting concerns.
Historic Germanna has received a $60,000 grant for preservation work at Historic Salubria, the 1757 home in Orange County.
For 50 years, Rappahannock Adult Activities has been changing lives and creating opportunities for adults with intellectual and physical disabilities across the region.
On May 12, 1864, the Civil War’s Battle of Spotsylvania Court House reached its deadliest and most terrifying moment—22 hours of nearly nonstop hand-to-hand combat at what became known as the “Bloody Angle.”
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Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity is looking to expand affordable housing opportunities for veterans in Caroline County and the Northern Neck.
Thousands of pounds of food were collected across the Fredericksburg region Saturday during the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive organized by the National Association of Letter Carriers.
For many veterans, the battle doesn’t end when they come home. PTSD, anxiety, depression and isolation can make everyday life overwhelming.
The King George County Sheriff’s Office helped raise money for Special Olympics Virginia during a Law Enforcement Torch Run held Saturday morning at Creekside Farm Brewery.
Fifty-five units of blood were donated Friday during the Ceili Leahy Blood Drive at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church.
Stopping at noon to pray on the National Day of Prayer.
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