Bill talks with Chris Williams and Victoria Matthews about three new Black History panels the City of Fredericksburg has installed to better tell the community's full history. Doing a better job recognizing the contributions of African Americans to our community is an important initiative of Fredericksburg City Council. additional efforts are planned in the years to come. For more information about the Black History panels visit New Wayside Panels.
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By Bill Freehling on Feb 01, 2021 04:23 pm The City of Fredericksburg today started a five-month social media campaign to recognize and promote the diverse mix of businesses in our community. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Feb 01, 2021 04:18 pm Construction is under way on the Blue Cow Ice Cream store at Fredericksburg's Liberty Place development downtown. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 29, 2021 09:00 am A new restaurant has opened in the former Grapevine Cafe location at 622 Kenmore Avenue in Fredericksburg. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 29, 2021 08:45 am A business that describes itself as a "unique retro-modern entertainment venue merging popular vintage arcade games and pinball of the 70s, 80s, and 90s with a modern atmosphere" opens today (Friday the 29th) in Fredericksburg. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 28, 2021 08:50 pm Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has published its third-quarter market reports for the Fredericksburg region. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 28, 2021 12:34 pm Fredericksburg's Economic Development Authority (EDA) is marketing industrial land parcels between 5 and 25 acres in the City's Battlefield Industrial Park. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 28, 2021 12:13 pm Winter Restaurant Week has now come and gone, but discounted gift cards for numerous Fredericksburg restaurants that participated in the promotion remain on sale at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center and at FXBGLoveLocal.com. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Jan 28, 2021 11:12 am To support Fredericksburg's incredible art community, which has been hit particularly hard during this pandemic, the Fredericksburg Arts Commission is organizing a weekend pop-up sale Feb. 5-7. Read in browser »
Fredericksburg's Mayor Greenlaw and Vice Mayor Frye share news about Black History Month in the city.
The annual month-long celebration recognizes the central role of Blacks in U.S. history and the importance of their contributions and achievements to America’s culture. Here in Fredericksburg, everyone is invited to join in honoring the individuals and events in our own local Black history and our great nation.
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The City of Fredericksburg today started a five-month social media campaign to recognize and promote the diverse mix of businesses in our community.
Construction is under way on the Blue Cow Ice Cream store at Fredericksburg's Liberty Place development downtown.
A new restaurant has opened in the former Grapevine Cafe location at 622 Kenmore Avenue in Fredericksburg.
A business that describes itself as a "unique retro-modern entertainment venue merging popular vintage arcade games and pinball of the 70s, 80s, and 90s with a modern atmosphere" opens today (Friday the 29th) in Fredericksburg.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has published its third-quarter market reports for the Fredericksburg region.
Fredericksburg's Economic Development Authority (EDA) is marketing industrial land parcels between 5 and 25 acres in the City's Battlefield Industrial Park.
Winter Restaurant Week has now come and gone, but discounted gift cards for numerous Fredericksburg restaurants that participated in the promotion remain on sale at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center and at FXBGLoveLocal.com.
To support Fredericksburg's incredible art community, which has been hit particularly hard during this pandemic, the Fredericksburg Arts Commission is organizing a weekend pop-up sale Feb. 5-7.
