The Christmas window theme at Whittingham and The Kitchen at Whittingham on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg is “Downtown Abbey.” We watched as the project was assembled.
A plea from the Red Cross. There’s a need for blood
Fredericksburg Main Street: Cori Blanch talks about new energy around First Friday and expanding the types of art you’ll see.
Shop downtown this holiday season!
Micah Ministries is looking for a new Community Dinner group!
Kathryn Willis and Bob Antozzi talk about the Fredericksburg sister city program–specifically with Este, Italy. Also info on their big fundraiser for the program, Pizza Palooza on September 25 from 5-9 at Market Square
Voting until August 27th. Currently 117th. Goal is top 40
The Central Rappahannock Regional Library’s annual program moves to Market Square this year. Here’s the schedule
Dr. David Rettinger from UMW, David Caprara with the Fredericksburg-Nepal Exchange Board, and Scott DeLisi-former American Ambassador to Nepal talk about rising COVID in the country and how the region is responding. Â
Allen and Allen attorney Danielle Kent talks about the Hometown Heroes program that looks for community advocate. Nominations accepted until midnight Friday
There’s a new book on the Fredericksburg StoryWalk on the Heritage Trail on Caroline Street between Old Mill Park and Ford Street.
High-tech equipment being checked out for one week. You must be at least 18 and have a library card.
City Parks, Recreation and Events Outdoor Recreation Supervisor Callie Brown and Director Jane Shelhorse preview opening up!Â
Kim McClellan and Carrie Danko talk about some of the dramatic market changes in the region.
For $100 there’s a raffle to win a new Nissan Kicks SV from Pohanka Nissan. Proceeds from the rafle go to Cooking Autism, G3 Community Services, Micah Ministries and the Rappahannock Area YMCA
Tickets are $100 each. Deadline is April 10th at 2pm. Here’s the info…
500 tickets being sold for the event. Social distancing in effect
The Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office will lead the parade. Meet near the hospital at 6:30
A look at the people and stories from 2020. From the unknown of a virus, to business owners trying to stay open to protests and marches. Stories and people who met in 2020.
Italian Station’s Anita Crossfield organized members of her Rappahannock Fredericksburg Rotary Club to wish a happy Mother’s Day to some of the residents at Greenfield Senior Living of Spotsylvania and to thank some of the frontline workers at the facility.
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