Prices remain high despite falling volume

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“This new location not only provides the community with a convenient location to donate and shop, but it also supports our mission of helping individuals who are looking for jobs.”

Chandra Gore, Rich LaRochelle and Suzie Grumko talk about the second anniversary of the Coop, T-shirts to tote bags and their favorite foods.

Rita Witte’s business began almost by accident during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Trent and Dee Dee Stinson are set to open Hope Heroes–a southern kitchen restaurant where you can round your bill up to help feed the hungry or buy a bowl to help feed those in need. It officially opens on January 27th at 9677 Patriot Highway, near Publix.. hopeheroesusa.com

Stafford Supervisors unanimously approved a new Chick-fil-A restaurant in North Stafford. A Chick-fil-A official told the board this location on Garrisionville Road will include an innovative kitchen and two drive-thru lanes.

The recent surge in gas prices caused by frigid weather and robust holiday road travel may be ending. While the national average price rose daily starting on Christmas Eve, when it was $3.09, the steam may have run out as pump prices flattened and then fell by a penny...

Still looking for that last minute gift? Go visit a small business and ask them–What would you recommend?

Local firm started exchange traded fund in March that has seen success.

John Holden talks about the Virginia Smart Community Testbed and plans for new investment and development.

The state average is down three cents overnight, down 12 cents in the past week and down 27 cents in the past month. 

“In the end, maintaining three AAA bond ratings is tangible proof that we are good stewards of taxpayer funds.”

Don’t make it only one day. Continue to shop local!

Walk into a small business, you never know what you’ll find. At the PONSHOP Studio and Gallery at 712 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg, there’s a wide variety from a number of artists.

Walk into a small business, you never know what you’ll find. At Fort to-go and Fort box-build at 900 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg, it’s all about play and imagination.

Walk into a small business, you never know what you’ll find. At Kimman’s Co. at 1004 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg, you can get all kinds of engraving.