“I see momentum, not darkness. We are a City with unlimited potential, and this past week even with its chaos has brought us closer to living it.”

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“I see momentum, not darkness. We are a City with unlimited potential, and this past week even with its chaos has brought us closer to living it.”
Statement from The City of Fredericksburg: "The City of Fredericksburg is ending the citywide curfew effective immediately. Although still on heightened alert in light of intelligence, threats and the events of last weekend, the City has experienced peaceful protests...
About those free roofing inspections…
VIDEO: Andie McConnell with an update on providing needs to family’s dealing with pediatric cancer.  Opportunities to volunteer, upcoming events
No fishing license of any kind will be required for recreational rod and reel fishing during free fishing days and facilities use permits will also not be required during these dates
Reed, Bulova and Hontz on the Board of Visitors
Marchers crossed town from UMW
PHOTOS: The slave auction block will be on loan to the Fredericksburg Area Museum where an exhibit is being developed.
Here’s a list of testing locations in Rappahannock Area Health District
The Rappahannock Area Health District reports 30 hospitalized in the region
VIDEO: Moving the slave auction block comes almost a year to the day that council voted. Several lawsuits delayed the action
The city removed the slave auction block at the corner of William and Charles early Friday.
The article is titled: “Leading at the Speed of Change”
From FredToday Partner Experimax in Central Park
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for much of the region as a round of thunderstorms with heavy rain is expected this afternoon and evening.
Protests continued in the city.
Protestors marched at Courthouse area.
VIDEO: Silence. During the public comment time before the Stafford Board of Supervisors, Laura Sellers, Scott Mayausky and Pam Yeung were silent for the amount of time a Minneapolis police officer kept his knee on the neck of George Floyd.
PHOTOS: Talking and walking in Spotsylvania. Citizens advocating change met with and marched with the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office.
The Rappahannock Area Health District says 30 are hospitalized