Fredericksburg businesswoman Anita Crossfield calls William Walker a hero.

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Fredericksburg businesswoman Anita Crossfield calls William Walker a hero.
This is Salvation Army Week.
The National Weather Service says the river crested early Thursday at 15 feet.
Range testing may produce very loud noise on May 15th.
The program will be tested at the Berkeley and Chancellor Convenience Centers.
City Dock and Old Mill Park closed.
The Stafford High graduate has been in “The Office” and Magic/Bird.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Deputy STEM Directoro Kevin France talks about STEM Triad.
On their ride to DC, riders took at break at the Public Safety Building in Stafford–named after a fallen officer–Toby Humphrey.
At City Police headquarters a ceremony was held to remember Officer Ellsworth Alexander Moore with a wreath presentation.
Caroline County officials gather Saturday morning in Caroline.
Mail carriers collected food around the region on Saturday.
The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
But to keep moving ahead Lori Williams will need to win the next round of voting that ends this Sunday at 10pm.
Cornelia Rutherford previews the Faire that runs weekends thru June 8th.
Leave non-perishable food by your mailbox.
Mike Zitz and Dennis Rapkins talk about the summer baseball league–games at Sunshine Ballpark off Wicklow Drive and Walker-Grant.
The Virginia Renaissance Faire begins Saturday at Lake Anna Winery in Spotsylvania.
5:30-7:30 at Massaponax High School.
Voting ends Thursday night at 11pm.