“Our SpEd teachers will be very busy this upcoming year. They will be filling in the educational gaps that Covid-19 has made.”
Cooking Autism: SpEd Teachers will need your help as students return to classrooms
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Hot with storms possible today
Temps near 100 with high humidity and possible storms today
Your chance to see the FredNats stadium: Sunday Open House
One more chance to get a free tour of the brand new, spectacular Fredericksburg Nationals Stadium. It’s Sunday 11-5.
PHOTOS: Back the Blue in Spotsylvania
Rallying in support of area law enforcement. Back the Blue in Spotsylvania. Another peaceful march is planned Sunday in the City.
VIDEO: Marching for area law enforcement in Spotsy
Many famies, veterans, law enforcement spouses were in the march around the Spotsylvania Courthouse area.
Better Business Bureau says employment scams hitting hard
Students and individuals ages 25-34 were more susceptible and likely to be victimized, while those ages 45-54 and 65+ reported higher median dollar losses.
Cleaning up a historical site downtown that many us didn’t know was historic
The endpoint of the Underground Railroad here.
Grafton Village resident victimized in the family emergency scam
Sheriff’s Office says attempt to verify the identity of the caller by asking questions that a stranger will not be able to answer.
Prince William County man wins $100,000 playing Powerball
Amit Broka says he may buy a new car
VRE takes additional steps to protect passenger health and safety
Commuter rail system employs new cleaning protocol, offers online social-distancing information tool
A new mural taking shape on Princess Anne Street at the Canal Quarter Arts building
There’s a new mural being created at 1512 Princess Anne Street in Fredericksburg on the Canal Quarter Arts building.
COVID-19 numbers remain steady in the region.
King Geroge nearly 100 cases
Better Business Bureau guide to avoiding online car buying scams
BBB gives you a listing of what do do and what to ask for
AUDIO: Town Talk: Dr. Stern/Rappahannock Area Health District
Rappahannock Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern talks about holding on until a vaccine is available for COVID-19 in about six months.
AUDIO: Tracy McPeck with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library talks about curbside pickup (and more)
Other topics include summer reading, Music on the Steps, Virtual PAWS for reading and Virtual Inklings
MacBook® Laptop Tips: Apps that Help You Maximize the Potential of Your Laptop
From FredToday Partner Experimax in Central Park
Loriella Park Drive in Spotsy opens
The road has been closed since early May.
COVID-19 hospitalizations increase by two in region
Local numbers of hospitalizations continue to be low
Six arrests in Stafford for cigarette smuggling
The Sheriff’s Office says 1,500 cartons and $37,000 in cash seized
VIDEO: City Police respond to 9-1-1 call
Fredericksburg Police spokeswoman Sarah Kirkpatrick
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