Special Olympics Virginia President David Thomason and Stafford’s Shane Sears talk about the plunge and the raising money for the organization.

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Special Olympics Virginia President David Thomason and Stafford’s Shane Sears talk about the plunge and the raising money for the organization.
Downtown Fredericksburg gift shop will hold its third-annual Hissing Booth event on Feb. 9.
Panel at Dorothy Hart included environmentalists, data center developers and Mayor Kerry Devine.
UMW’s biographical lecture series features authors and the stories behind their work.
Event honoring the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. attracted a crowd of nearly 500 people to the Fredericksburg Convention Center.
Approximately 40 people marched from the Bragg Hill Family Life Center in Fredericksburg to the Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge on Monday to discuss social issues.
Flags are to be lowered again on Tuesday in honor of former President Carter.
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s Casey Hollins talks about what you’ll need around the house if the storm hits.
Local nonprofit celebrating weeklong holiday with series of speakers discussing Kwanzaa’s principles.
Kurt Erickson with the Washington Regional Alcohol Program talks about making safe and smart plans during the New Years holiday.
Goshen Baptist in Spotsylvania one of many candlelight services around the region.
Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery.
Historic Germanna hosted a Christmas bird walk/Audubon annual Christmas Bird Count at Historic Salubria in Orange County on Saturday.
Darcie Caswell and Pamela Smith with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library talk about why books can be powerful Christmas gifts.
More than 3,000 people attended the authentic German-style market held in downtown’s Market Square.
Visitors get a glimpse at decorated interiors of downtown homes in Fredericksburg.
You can tour the nine homes once at any time during event hours over the weekend.
Preservationist and Architectural Historian Danae Peckler says some of the homes featured are on Winchester and Prince Edward streets, but the focus will be Fauquier Street.
Another masterful job by Fredericksburg Public Works as the entire route reopened shortly after the Christmas Parade ended.