Behind the scenes with Bob Whittingham, Linda Silk Sviland, Sue Henderson and Tom Rainey. The 2022 Christmas windows are built at Whittingham and The Kitchen at Whittingham at 1019 and 1021 Caroline Street
Fredericksburg Main Street says the otter will be returned to the Hurkamp Park spot soon
From the despair of having a bronze otter stolen to the joy of having it returned, we look back at a week where the community and a number of businesses came together
Stuart Wegner talks about his joy and surprise that the stolen otter has been returned. Stuart and his brother Steven created the otters around Fredericksburg.
Elizabeth found the otter. We talked with her…
Fredericksburg business owner April Peterson (River Rock Outfitter) talks about (and rejoices) with the return of the stolen otter.
April Peterson was an early downtown Fredericksburg business owner supporter of the Otter-ly Amazing program. She talks about what the theft of the otter means to her, those who invested in the program and the future.
Here’s the link to donate
The story behind the missing otter
“Members should always be cautious of any calls claiming to be from Northern Neck Electric Cooperative asking for personal or financial information,” said Allwine.
Food distribution all week
Ginger Walker with the Give Back Team of Coldwell Banker Elite talks about GBT Gives Back
The French flag flies in downtown Fredericksburg to mark Bastille Day. Fredericksburg has had a longstanding sister city relationship with Frejus, France.
New principal at JM. New Battalion Chief for the Fredericksburg Fire Department
Andrea Rodman and her son Sam took first place in the women’s and men’s division of the Heritage Festival “Fallen Heroes” Five Mile race this morning. Nearly 300 people participated in the race, which has been held annually on July 4th for over 25 years. Sam finished...
Weekly $1000 giveaway hits halfway mark
By MADISON BROWN Fredericksburg Today Fredericksburg’s City Council approved a resolution to start a pilot program charging non-residents of Fredericksburg and Stafford County a fee to enter Old Mill Park. Beginning July 22, non-residents will pay $10 for vehicle...
Several of the large trees around the Fredericksburg visitor center planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s fell.
The new community center will open this summer.
The way we were!
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