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Fredericksburg is the perfect city for biking, due to its long list of scenic trails, activities to find for all ages, and good weather. Whenever I ride my bike, I always start on the canal path, because of its serenity and comfortable paved trail. From my house on...
Agave Bar & Grill opened last week at 101 William St.
This event will be from 10am-5pm, and is open to the public.
The FXBG Selfie Museum, by Selfie Flick Studios, is the perfect location for creative photos.
PONSHOP Studio has greatly contributed to the art gallery scene of downtown Fredericksburg.
Haley’s Honey Meadery is a wonderful addition to the Canal Quarter District in Fredericksburg.
Here are some tips about the Virginia Outdoor Center in Fredericksburg.
Guests and residents of Fredericksburg have been savoring an ice cream shop on Princess Anne Street since 1947. Carl’s Frozen Custard is a Fredericksburg delicacy, and has grounded itself as a staple in the city’s history. Founded by Carl Sponseller, this wonderful...
Opening day for the FredNats home games will be Tuesday, April 12th.
Check out Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble, a local theater downtown, for plays in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
When we think of places that connect us with Civil War history, battlefields are often top of mind, but Fredericksburg churches bore witness to the battles of more than 150 years ago.
Learn about the best Fredericksburg Happy Hour deals.
During the blizzard of January 2022, Maggie’s Subs opened to the public, helping many residents of Fredericksburg.
Fannie Mae Richards will always be remembered for fighting the good fight to equalize the education for underserved students. And although she made her home in Detroit, she will always be a source of pride for the City of Fredericksburg.
Rev. Hester is known for his forty (40) years of service to Shiloh Baptist Church (Old Site) and her parishioners.
“Sonny” as everyone knows him, has always been in love with history. While Sonny knew one version of American history, the one he wanted to know most about was his own.
Learn more about Fredericksburg’s lesser known history.
Brothers Steven and Stewart Wegner have been forging metal at Wegner Metal Arts in Fredericksburg, VA since 1979.
In addition to current attractions like 2-story go karts, there will soon be three new exciting things to do at Fun Land of Fredericksburg
Norman Voss, Fredericksburg resident and musician, took on the Fredericksburg Area Beer Trail Selfie Scavenger Hunt.
Check out these wonderful options for Fredericksburg Family Vacations.
Caressa Cameron, Miss America 2010, grew up in Fredericksburg and is local business owner and advocate for AIDS awareness
Through her stories, her community action and her music, Gaye Adegbalola has continuously shaped history for the better locally—and still continues the tradition of truth telling.
During the Civil War, women in Fredericksburg helped the Union cause was as medical professionals. Clara Barton and Mary Walker set a standard of care that deserves recognition.
In 1950, the graduating class of Walker-Grant staged a protest when the City restricted their access to the Community Center for their commencement ceremony.
Dr. James L. Farmer, Jr. earned national prominence as one of the foremost leaders of the Civil Rights Movement and as a noted and beloved professor at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA
Scott Walker of Hallowed Ground Tours creates personalized tours for every group he leads, whether it’s a busload of elementary students, a corporate board on a retreat or an individual seeking to trace the steps of an ancestor.
Learn more about Fredericksburg African American History, from old historical sites to the stories of Solomon Northup and John Washington.
Charles E. Dyson Jr. led a life, only 31-years-long, that paralleled the rise of the Civil Rights movement and he pioneered his own path right here in Fredericksburg, VA
Rev. Lawrence A. Davies became the first African American to hold elected office in Fredericksburg, VA, serving for 30 years, first as a Councilman and then as Mayor.