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City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

New All-Electric UTV Marks Sustainability Milestone at Motts Run Reservoir

Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation & Events (FPRE) is proud to announce a significant upgrade to its conservation efforts at Motts Run Reservoir Recreation Area, fueled by a $20,000 sustainability grant from The Jack O’Neill Fund for a Green Community of

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

The City Launches “See Me Flag” Pilot Program to Support Pedestrian Visibility and Safety

The City, in partnership with the Pathways Committee, is launching a new pedestrian visibility initiative aimed at improving safety at select crosswalks throughout the community.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

The City Launches “See Me Flag” Pilot Program to Support Pedestrian Visibility and Safety

The City, in partnership with the Pathways Committee, is launching a new pedestrian visibility initiative aimed at improving safety at select crosswalks throughout the community.

The GW Hatchet Published September 29

Men’s basketball releases A-10 schedule

The schedule features 18 games, including eight nationally televised, with the Revolutionaries facing off against five of the A-10's 14 teams twice and the remaining seven teams once.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

City of Fredericksburg Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for New Mobile Stage at Riverfront Park

The City of Fredericksburg held a ribbon cutting on June 23, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. to celebrate the new mobile stage at Riverfront Park, enhancing one of the City’s most prominent public spaces along the Rappahannock River.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

City of Fredericksburg Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for New Mobile Stage at Riverfront Park

The City of Fredericksburg held a ribbon cutting on June 23, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. to celebrate the new mobile stage at Riverfront Park, enhancing one of the City’s most prominent public spaces along the Rappahannock River.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

Fredericksburg Fire Department Investigates Multiple Mulch Fires; Suspect Arrested

At approximately 4:23 p.m. on June 22, 2026, the Fredericksburg Emergency Communications Center (ECC) received multiple reports of mulch fires in the 3000-block of Plank Road.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

Fredericksburg Fire Department Investigates Multiple Mulch Fires; Suspect Arrested

At approximately 4:23 p.m. on June 22, 2026, the Fredericksburg Emergency Communications Center (ECC) received multiple reports of mulch fires in the 3000-block of Plank Road.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

The Fredericksburg Fire Department Responds to an Industrial Fire

At approximately 12:31 p.m. on June 20, 2026, the Fredericksburg Emergency Communications Center (ECC) received a report of a fire in a warehouse building in the 10-block of Harkness Boulevard.

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

The Fredericksburg Fire Department Responds to an Industrial Fire

At approximately 12:31 p.m. on June 20, 2026, the Fredericksburg Emergency Communications Center (ECC) received a report of a fire in a warehouse building in the 10-block of Harkness Boulevard.

Town of Mount Airy Published September 29

Ethics Commission to meet Oct. 6

City of Fredericksburg Published September 29

Pedestrian Bridge Improvements Advance on Canal

The Fredericksburg City Council approved $1 million in funding to advance study, engineering and repair/replacement of the Rappahannock Canal bridges several years ago.

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