New location for FLS; Sheetz planned in Spotsylvania; popular diner opening this week in Fredericksburg; longtime area business closes.

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New location for FLS; Sheetz planned in Spotsylvania; popular diner opening this week in Fredericksburg; longtime area business closes.
People can now listen to the Free Press’ Biz Beat Banter podcast on two popular streaming services.
Around 3 a.m. Monday, Fredericksburg police got a call about a man wearing a trash bag and breaking windows at the downtown coffee shop.
The region’s first indoor facility dedicated exclusively to pickleball has opened in Spotsylvania County.
The Good Feet Store, which has locations throughout the U.S., has opened a store in Fredericksburg’s Central Park.
MWHC has been using robotics in surgery since 2008, but lately the healthcare system has stepped up its investment and training in the equipment.
A three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom lakefront house in the Lake of the Woods was the highest-price house this week at $1.35 million.
Opening date announced for popular restaurant.
The facility, which could open as soon as 2026, is slated for a currently vacant commercial pad site in front of the Fredericksburg Park neighborhood.
Former home to cellophane plant adds a brewery, 250-unit apartment.
This week’s edition of Biz Beat Clips takes you inside the new Port Oysteria & Brewery in Downtown Fredericksburg.
Two large buildings in the center of downtown Fredericksburg are for sale, continuing a recent trend in the market.
First Watch, a popular restaurant chain, is coming to the Cosner’s Corner area of Spotsylvania County.
The Central Park sign off Interstate 95 in Fredericksburg is getting a refresh.
One restaurant opens on Lafayette Boulevard, one closes in Cosner’s Corner.
A downtown Fredericksburg staple for 40 years, Beck’s Antiques & Books has moved to the cloud.
Walmart captured about 20.1 percent of the Fredericksburg-area grocery market, while Giant placed second with 15.1 percent.
Joel Griffin is the featured guest of the first edition of Biz Beat Banter. He speaks about his upbringing, career, public service and philanthropy.
On this week’s edition of Biz Beat Clips, Bob Whittingham talks about his store’s 30th anniversary.
Data center campuses in Stafford and Spotsylvania counties are believed to be the first two with shovels in ground across the Fredericksburg region.