
I-95 southbound on-ramp to be closed for two nights in Spotsylvania County
by FFP staff | Apr 28, 2025
Closures between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. are required for construction on Route 606 widening project.

Police: Resident involved in Olde Greenwich shooting won’t be charged
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Apr 10, 2025
Resident heard “rapid gunfire,” retrieved his weapon and shot one of the suspected shooters.

Riverside offers free show to educators, first responders
by FFP staff | Apr 10, 2025
Local teachers and emergency personnel can see Jesus Christ Superstar for free Friday night.
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Donation to drive growth of criminal justice program at Mountain View High School
by FFP staff | Dec 17, 2024
The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office announced the donation of a decommissioned police cruiser to support ‘LEAPS’ program.

Caroline school board and supervisors united in support of JLARC findings
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Dec 17, 2024
School board and board of supervisors jointly urging support for the JLARC study on funding K-12 public education.

Virginia Black Chamber, workforce development board granted more than $600,000
by FFP staff | Dec 16, 2024
Two projects focus on targeted industries in the Fredericksburg area, Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.

Arrest made in connection to downtown Fredericksburg shooting
by FFP staff | Dec 15, 2024
A second suspect, Elijah Musgrove, is still at large and should be considered armed and dangerous, police say.

More than a Faire turnout: FAM market spreads holiday cheer
by Jamar Billingsley | Dec 15, 2024
More than 3,000 people attended the authentic German-style market held in downtown’s Market Square.
GALLERY: Fredericksburg homes are merry and bright for annual holiday tour
by Suzanne Carr-Rossi | Dec 14, 2024
Visitors get a glimpse at decorated interiors of downtown homes in Fredericksburg.

Worldwide Candle Lighting offers a flicker of hope for bereaved families
by Noelle Clark | Dec 13, 2024
Last week, the Fredericksburg area Chapter of The Compassionate Friends participated in the 28th Worldwide Candle Lighting.

Explainer: Fredericksburg Planning Commission recommends removal of Railroad Station Overlay District
by Joey LoMonaco | Dec 13, 2024
District established in 1991 and covers streets south of train station.

Data centers in Stafford County? You’ll need a permit for those.
by Jonathan Hunley | Feb 20, 2025
Developers would need conditional-use approval for facilities in heavy industrial zones.

Judge rules against plaintiff in suit over city council appointment process
by Joey LoMonaco | Feb 19, 2025
Guy Gormley is still seeking the release of written notes and other materials related to the interview and appointment process.

Exodus hopes to be the genesis of affordable housing for essential workers in King George
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Feb 19, 2025
King George Board of Supervisors voted to support Exodus Family Institute’s application for a $100,000 grant to conduct a feasibility study for 21 affordable homes.

‘If we don’t tell their stories, who will?’ Hidden Histories sheds light on Black landmarks
by Martina Nicholson | Feb 19, 2025
Tour offered a peek into the historically complicated relationship between African Americans and downtown Fredericksburg.

Vindman calls on Virginians to defend civil servants ‘like they’ve defended us’
by Taft Coghill Jr. | Feb 18, 2025
At the Caroline NAACP’s Black History Month celebration, congressman urged attendees to reach out with concerns over the direction of the country.

WATCH: Free Press forecast with meteorologist Sean Sublette
by Sean Sublette | Dec 13, 2024
Weather will be dry and chilly to start the weekend, but finishing damp on Sunday.

FOR will use grant funds to keep stormwater pollution at bay
by Kathy Knotts | Dec 12, 2024
Watershed grant aims to bolster green infrastructure projects throughout Fredericksburg region.

VDOT’s new parking availability app a real space saver
by FFP staff | Dec 12, 2024
VDOT is evaluating free crowdsourcing technology that shows space availability in six commuter lots, including two in Stafford County.

Fredericksburg City Council signals support for Jeremiah Community
by Joey LoMonaco | Dec 11, 2024
Unanimously approves two measures related to project; will hold remaining four votes in January.

Not so fast: speed cameras approved in Spotsylvania
by Jonathan Hunley | Dec 11, 2024
County supervisors voted to create an ordinance that would allow for the technology in school crossing zones.

Band Together to Fight Hunger raises over $27,000
by FFP staff | Dec 11, 2024
Annual event raises funds for Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.

Fredericksburg businesses remain closed following fire
by Bill Freehling | Dec 10, 2024
City’s EDA to establish disaster grants to assist affected businesses; investigation into cause continues.

Spotsylvania school board rearranges agenda, approves changes to instructional calendar
by Kathy Knotts | Dec 10, 2024
Under tweaked agenda, public comments will be pushed toward the end of regular meetings.
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PHOTOS: Ice on the Rappahannock at City Dock
by Ted Schubel | Jan 23, 2025
Fire and Rescue says stay off the ice–it’s not thick enough to walk on.

WATCH: Atlantic Homes makes one million dollar community donation
by Ted Schubel | Jan 23, 2025
Atlantic Builders is donating $1 million to charitable organizations throughout Fredericksburg and Charlottesville as part of its annual “Give Back Home” program.

WATCH: We’re a month away from Micah’s Coldest Night of the Year walk
by Ted Schubel | Jan 22, 2025
The bitter cold of the past few weeks reminds us of just some of Micah’s work in the community.

VDOT says be aware of a scam
by Ted Schubel | Jan 22, 2025
The scam asks for payment for toll charges.

WATCH: Virginia Senate passes abortion amendment to state constitution
by Ted Schubel | Jan 21, 2025
Stafford Senator Tara Durant critical that parental notification fot minors is left off the legislation.
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Tappahannock Rotary’s 2025 Rappahannock River Big Fish Tournament

Tappahannock Rotary’s 2025 Rappahannock River Big Fish Tournament is June 21 from 7 AM to 430 PM. Fishing areas on the Rappahannock and its tributaries are expanded; $$$$ Prizes for Largemouth Bass, Croaker, Red Drum and Catfish; For details, rules and online registration go to RotaryBigFish.Com.

Rappahannock Amateur Radio Club Annual Field Day

The Rappahannock Amateur Radio Club (RVARC) and Stafford County Emergency Communications (EmComm) Team is holding its annual Field Day at the Curtis Memorial Park in Hartwood, VA starting at 2 PM on Saturday June 28th 2025 and ending at 2 PM on Sunday June 29th 2025. Field Day is the opportunity for thousands of amateur radio enthusiasts throughout the world to set up temporary communications stations and make contact with other radio stations. Radio operators spend the weekend practicing community outreach, emergency preparedness, and technical skills. The RVARC will host a “Get On The Air” station where you can get on the air and talk to other amateur radio operators, and you can also learn how to get your own amateur radio license! All events are free! For more details visit the RVARC website at http://rvarc.club or visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/RVARC


A powerful musical that portrays a suburban mother’s struggle with bipolar disorder and its impact on her family.
Ticket Information:
- Dinner and Show Tickets:
- Adult: $82 (plus applicable taxes)
- Seniors (65+): $77 (plus applicable taxes)
- Children (3-17): $70 (plus applicable taxes)
- Military Discount (limit 4 tickets with ID): $77 (plus applicable taxes)
- Show Only Tickets:
- Adult: $65
- Seniors (65+): $60
- Children (3-17): $55
- RUSH (same day purchase, limited availability, must mention RUSH): $35
Please note that there is a $5.00 online processing fee added per ticket.
Some events listings provided by The City of Fredericksburg Tourism Department and the Stafford County Tourism Department.