River Rock Outfitter co-owner April Peterson is the guest on this month’s episode of the Biz Beat Banter podcast.

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River Rock Outfitter co-owner April Peterson is the guest on this month’s episode of the Biz Beat Banter podcast.
Business was busy was busy over the weekend at the Fredericksburg Host Lions Club lot on Route 3.
Fiber lines are currently being installed in state right-of-ways throughout the area.
Two Fredericksburg homes could eclipse the record-high sales price of $2.75 million set in 2006.
New restaurant planned in Eagle Village, brewery closes in Fredericksburg, brewery to open in Stafford, $26M sale in Spotsylvania
Cold temps but lots of shoppers downtown.
An array of activities are planned today to encourage people to shop at the 40-something participating businesses in Downtown Fredericksburg.
Four downtown business owners talk about the importance of shopping local.
One small business owner says they need your support right now.
Developer getting closer to breaking ground on 45-acre mixed-use development on Garrisonville Road in North Stafford.
Chase opening third area branch; commercial property sells in Fredericksburg.
What’s arguably Fredericksburg’s most unique single-family home will hit the market following renovation.
Eight houses in the Fredericksburg region sold last week for more than $1 million, easily the most since the Free Press started tracking weekly sales last month.
Land sold for data center campus; Hurley Center turns 10; co-working space opens in Spotsy.
The Summit Academy is employing an old approach to academic as it looks forward to a new home.
The finishing touches are being placed on the 48,387-square-foot grocery store at 5940 Plank Road in Spotsylvania.
Emma and Paul Stoddard are renovating the former Cafe New Orleans/Bourbon Room space on William Street.
FXBG Iron Gym has started construction work on the space at 205 Kings Highway.
The cafe formerly known as Italian Station has closed in Downtown Fredericksburg but will re-open soon with a new name.
Per agreement, Caroline will receive $57.5% of the revenue associated with the project, and Spotsylvania will bring in the remaining $42.5%.