Fire and Rescue says stay off the ice–it’s not thick enough to walk on.

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Fire and Rescue says stay off the ice–it’s not thick enough to walk on.
The bitter cold of the past few weeks reminds us of just some of Micah’s work in the community.
Daquan Warren, 24, of Woodford, is facing charges including second-degree murder and using a firearm in the commission of a felony.
Snowden Hills resident was recently elected chair of Fredericksburg City School Board.
Rev. Aaron Dobynes talks about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King.
On Tuesday, Fredericksburg City Council cleared the way for the supportive housing project to move into the site planning stage.
City officials are proposing the district and associated framework for data centers.
Division also unveiled pilot program to help immigrant students.
She’s the first woman to be called as pastor and head of staff in a permanent capacity to this church.
Fredericksburg Girls Who Walk is a social club that helps bring like-minded women together in order to promote health and wellness while also collaborating with the community.
Rev. Milford most recently served a church in Acworth, Georgia.
City schools say their cell phone free policy launched without a hitch this fall; Karen Smith is one reason why.
On Friday, the City unveiled its new Visitor Center, which will occupy the ground floor of the newly-christened City Center.
More snow ahead in Fredericksburg, then cold and dry for several days.
Ice on the river.
Snow days mean no school lunches for needy students. One downtown eatery is filling the gap.
Cold Fredericksburg weekend likely to finish with snow.
A look back at the stories and events that touched the lives of many in the region.
Window Wonderland entries must be turned to the Visitor Center by 4pm on Tuesday.