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Bob Whittingham’s Christmas windows in downtown Fredericksburg were months in the making—an idea sparked over the summer and carried out with meticulous planning.
The facility also will contain one of Stafford’s newest specialty centers.
Two longtime downtown business owners explain how shoppers directly contribute to a stronger, more vibrant local community.
Whittingham’s annual Christmas windows were unveiled Thanksgiving night at 1021 Caroline Street, drawing bundled-up crowds for a Fredericksburg holiday tradition that will remain on display through December.
Bob Whittingham’s Christmas windows were unveiled at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving night at 1021 Caroline Street, marking the return of a long-running Fredericksburg holiday tradition.
Runners took to the streets of Fredericksburg early on Thanksgiving morning, looking to get some exercise before the holiday meal.
At events throughout the Fredericksburg area this week, Redeema Rock and Sharon Kelley coordinated with other organizations to aid those in need.
Also inside: New restaurant coming to former Cowboy Jack’s location, County Club names general manager, $2.4 million housing sale recorded in region
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Salma Khalifa with the Rappahannock Area Health District says simple kitchen habits—from good cleaning practices to proper cooking temperatures—can significantly reduce the risk of foodborne illness during the holidays.
It’s a Fredericksburg tradition–the Christmas windows are seen for the first time on Thanksgiving night at 6pm.
Spotsylvania Fire Chief Jay Cullinan urges holiday cooks to take key safety steps—from deep-frying turkeys only outdoors to keeping fire extinguishers handy and practicing proper Christmas tree safety—to prevent seasonal fires.
Next, crossing will undergo a NEPA study to determine its exact location.