Juan More Taco has been providing meals to the elderly for exactly one year

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Juan More Taco has been providing meals to the elderly for exactly one year
Commonwealth Senior Living at Fredericksburg Executive Director Karen Estes talks about the dos and don’ts of senior living and how to prepare and pay for it.
Dee is inviting small businesses on the Dee In The Morning Show to promote how they are staying open and conducting business a year into the pandemic.
How COVID has changed one business. Travis Velichko and April Peterson of River Rock Outfitters in Fredericksburg talk about the impact of the pandemic and planning now for your outdoor adventures.
The Chamber says the event will follow all COVID-19 prevention and health standards as set by the CDC and Virginia Department of Health.
A year ago COVID was in the process of changing nearly everything in our lives. Devlin Reiley with the Rappahannock YMCA says it was a time of fear and change.
Try 5 different spots (be sure to ask for a stamp!) to earn your chance to win prizes.
The Colonial Tavern in downtown Fredericksburg continues to transform itself. It’s the story of a business that continues to provide help to many in the community as it begins to slowly reopen.
“This is who we are.” Anita Crossfield says the pay it forward at Italian Station on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg is at nearly 12-hunded customers paying forward a cup of coffee for the next person.
Since last Wednesday people have been paying it forward at Italian Station on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg.
Netsmart has powered RACSB’s electronic healthcare record (EHR) platform for more than 10 years and will now leverage more solutions and services of the CareFabric platform.
COVID-19 has turned our normal upside down. Amy Cherry Taylor with Avery Hess Realtors talked with us about their changes and how they keep clients safe and successful.
Debby Girvan wins another Clarion Award
Wristbands aim to spread awareness, acceptance of vaccine.
The owner of the Spotsylvania Towne Centre says a rezoning approved by Spotsylvania Supervisors to allow an apartment complex at the old Sears location will make the mall a desirable location for new and existing businesses in the region.
Buildings to be redeveloped into apartments
Downtown Fredericksburg. COVID-19 has impacted small business. But many businesses displayed positive messages.
At this time, REC has suspended disconnections for non-payment and the Cooperative is not calling to demand payment on accounts that have fallen behind.
In case you missed Bob Whittingham’s always must-see windows on Caroline Street–we went along as the windows were created in November.
It’s the most ingenious time of the year!