Fredericksburg City Council meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, with special meetings called as needed.
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Fredericksburg City Council meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, with special meetings called as needed.
Thousands of historically significant artifacts have been found in the mound that was accidentally excavated on October 8, 2015.
City Council voted unanimously to name the pool in honor of the philanthropist, whose donations have provided free admission for city residents.
Chatham Bridge is scheduled for replacement.
The ceremony was held in historic Town Hall Market House.
Council members expressed concern about the scale, setting and design of the proposed building.
Everything you need to know for Tuesday’s mayoral, city council and school board election.
The seven candidates on the city’s May 3, 2016, general election ballot, at the candidate forum hosted by FredXchange.
The candidate forum focused on technology issues.
Fredericksburg City Councilman Matt Kelly is running unopposed for re-election.
The May 3, 2016, election is for mayor and the two at-large council seats.
The May 3, 2016, Fredericksburg election will be for mayor and the two at-large council members.
Applications are being accepted until 4:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30, 2015.
Mike Adams’ company, NNB LLC, is suing City Council.
“I think the message that we’re sending the community is that we do value our heritage,” said Councilor Kerry Devine (At-Large).
By Susan Larson
Diamond Nation has requested a permanent real estate tax exemption from the City of Fredericksburg in exchange for a revenue share “in perpetuity” and the city’s investment of up to $26 million to build a baseball stadium and sports complex in Celebrate Virginia South.
The new terms came in a letter to City Council on August 21 from Diamond Nation owner Jack Cust.
By Susan Larson
Plans for a minor league baseball stadium and amateur sports complex in Fredericksburg were revived Tuesday, when City Council unanimously voted to accept Diamond Nation’s most recent offer.
“We’re essentially back to where we were a year ago,” Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw said.
City Manager Bev Cameron announced the offer before the meeting in an email to the press. He outlined the offer in three points:
By Susan Larson
At their September 23 regular session meeting, Fredericksburg City Council will again take-up the issue of building a baseball stadium complex.