One bill would use Fredericksburg as a model for gun buyback programs statewide.
‘Make our community safer’: Three of Del. Joshua Cole’s bills are bound for Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s desk
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Biz Beat Banter: Fredericksburg medical school?
This week, Bill sits down with University of Mary Washington President Troy Paino and Mary Washington Healthcare President and CEO Chris Newman to discuss the possibility of a Fredericksburg medical school.
Biz Beat Roundup: Residential development proposed off Plank Road
Also inside: FRA names new president, rezoning submitted for Stafford restaurant, beloved ice cream shop re-opening
Biz Beat Roundup: Kalahari accepting bookings for December stays
Also inside: FAAR releases 2025 housing data, local organization featured in New York Times, franchise business opens in Central Park
Biz Beat Banter: Bruce Davis
This week, Bill sits down with Bruce Davis, a longtime area businessman and current chairman of the Mary Washington Healthcare Board of Trustees.
Spending bill could mean loss of hospital revenue, harm to homeless
The White House, however, has said the legislation will protect Medicaid.
They worked to keep the Moss Free Clinic open. Now, they’re tasked with closing it down — as volunteers.
Despite closing on June 12, the clinic must keep its pharmacy open through July 10 per state regulations.
BREAKING: Moss Free Clinic to close immediately
Clinic has served region’s uninsured and indigent patients since 1993.
Fredericksburg Regional Transit awarded two hospital grants
Awards totaling $40,000 will support access to health care in the region.
Mary Washington Healthcare welcomes providers from Elite Women’s Health
Many of the providers from Elite Women’s Health Inc. will join Mary Washington Healthcare effective Monday.
Fredericksburg City Council questions Mary Washington Healthcare expansion plans
Mayor Kerry Devine voiced concerns over hospital’s spring 2024 Leapfrog grade.
Concerned community members rally to ‘save the Moss Free Clinic’
Clinic seeks donations, support as it looks to maintain operations in the face of financial issues.
The Moss Clinic exists to provide care to those who can’t afford it. What happens if it can’t afford to provide care?Â
The prognosis for the clinic, which serves exclusively low-income patients, appears grim.
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