Emergency SNAP Support Arrives as Shutdown Continues
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, the City of Fredericksburg is taking swift action to help residents relying on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits. The Virginia Governor has declared a state of emergency, authorizing the Commonwealth to issue emergency nutrition benefits to existing SNAP clients
Fairy Godmother Project: Local Support for Families Facing Pediatric Cancer
Fairy Godmother Project eases the burden for Fredericksburg families facing pediatric cancer. From daily essentials to emotional care, their impact is local and powerful. Learn about recent wins, upcoming events, and how you can support their mission.
Working Families Party weighs in on Virginia’s ‘very pivotal’ election
The Working Families Party is expanding in Virginia, endorsing Ghazala Hashmi for lieutenant governor and several House candidates. While backing many Democrats, it withholds support from Abigail Spanberger over her stance on right-to-work, underscoring high stakes in November’s pivotal election.Latest Articles
Va. House Democrats make energy efficiency a key priority for legislative session
Virginia lawmakers are prioritizing rising utility costs, with new bills aimed at expanding home energy efficiency and lowering heating expenses for income-qualified households. Two proposals would strengthen oversight, improve access, and track statewide energy-saving progress.
Fredericksburg Invites Public Input on Downtown Traffic Study
Community Meeting on November 13 at Visitor Center The City of Fredericksburg invites residents, business owners, and downtown stakeholders to a public meeting on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center (601 Caroline Street). This meeting is part of the
Emergency SNAP Support Arrives as Shutdown Continues
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, the City of Fredericksburg is taking swift action to help residents relying on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits. The Virginia Governor has declared a state of emergency, authorizing the Commonwealth to issue emergency nutrition benefits to existing SNAP clients
Fredericksburg Planning Commission Public Hearing: Oct 8, 2025 — What’s on the Agenda & How to Weigh In
Fredericksburg’s Planning Commission meets Oct. 8 at 6:30 PM to hear updates to Chesapeake Bay Preservation rules and maps, a Cowan Station drive-through proposal, and rezoning at 98 Caroline St. Residents can review materials online and submit comments by Oct. 8 at 2:30 PM.
Fairy Godmother Project: Local Support for Families Facing Pediatric Cancer
Fairy Godmother Project eases the burden for Fredericksburg families facing pediatric cancer. From daily essentials to emotional care, their impact is local and powerful. Learn about recent wins, upcoming events, and how you can support their mission.
Working Families Party weighs in on Virginia’s ‘very pivotal’ election
The Working Families Party is expanding in Virginia, endorsing Ghazala Hashmi for lieutenant governor and several House candidates. While backing many Democrats, it withholds support from Abigail Spanberger over her stance on right-to-work, underscoring high stakes in November’s pivotal election.
Your Guide to Early Voting in Fredericksburg for the 2025 Election
As the November 4, 2025 general election approaches, Virginians—including Fredericksburg residents—have the chance to vote early, beginning September 19 and running through November 1. Early voting offers a flexible, convenient way to cast your ballot ahead of Election Day, helping reduce lines and ensuring your voice is counted.
Oktoberfest 2025 Weekend Guide: Celebrate with Maltese Brewing Co. in Fredericksburg and Beyond
Celebrate Fredericksburg’s 10th Annual Maltese Brewing Co. Oktoberfest on Sept 27, 2025, with authentic German brews, food, raffles, stein-holding contests, live music, and family fun. Explore regional Oktoberfests in VA, MD, and DC for a festive fall weekend. Prost!Events
Events of Interest in the Fredericksburg area
Scarecrow Fest 2025
Fredericksburg, Virginia is a spooktacular place to celebrate Halloween. Experience our annual Scarecrow Fest and captivating Halloween festivities. From finding all the scarecrows to the fest on First Friday, and the nostalgic thrill of Halloween movies in the park to the family-friendly Costume Stroll followed with Treats on Streets, we
2025 Fredericksburg Greek Festival
FOOD & FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! For more than 30 years, the annual Fredericksburg Greek Festival has drawn huge crowds who enjoy delicious, authentic Greek food favorites, lively music, and celebration. We welcome everyone in the Fredericksburg community to join our Greek family and learn more about our food,
Fall Family Festival
Mark your calendars! Join us for the Fall Family Festival on Saturday, September 20th, from 11 AM to 4 PM at the Fredericksburg Fairground. Enjoy a full day of fall fun with live music, pumpkin painting, delicious seasonal treats, local craft vendors, and activities for all ages. Bring your family,Local Government
Fredericksburg Invites Public Input on Downtown Traffic Study
Community Meeting on November 13 at Visitor Center The City of Fredericksburg invites residents, business owners, and downtown stakeholders to a public meeting on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center (601 Caroline Street). This meeting is part of the
Fredericksburg Planning Commission Public Hearing: Oct 8, 2025 — What’s on the Agenda & How to Weigh In
Fredericksburg’s Planning Commission meets Oct. 8 at 6:30 PM to hear updates to Chesapeake Bay Preservation rules and maps, a Cowan Station drive-through proposal, and rezoning at 98 Caroline St. Residents can review materials online and submit comments by Oct. 8 at 2:30 PM.Latest Articles
Va. House Democrats make energy efficiency a key priority for legislative session
Virginia lawmakers are prioritizing rising utility costs, with new bills aimed at expanding home energy efficiency and lowering heating expenses for income-qualified households. Two proposals would strengthen oversight, improve access, and track statewide energy-saving progress.
Fredericksburg Invites Public Input on Downtown Traffic Study
Community Meeting on November 13 at Visitor Center The City of Fredericksburg invites residents, business owners, and downtown stakeholders to a public meeting on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center (601 Caroline Street). This meeting is part of the
Emergency SNAP Support Arrives as Shutdown Continues
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, the City of Fredericksburg is taking swift action to help residents relying on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits. The Virginia Governor has declared a state of emergency, authorizing the Commonwealth to issue emergency nutrition benefits to existing SNAP clients
Fredericksburg Planning Commission Public Hearing: Oct 8, 2025 — What’s on the Agenda & How to Weigh In
Fredericksburg’s Planning Commission meets Oct. 8 at 6:30 PM to hear updates to Chesapeake Bay Preservation rules and maps, a Cowan Station drive-through proposal, and rezoning at 98 Caroline St. Residents can review materials online and submit comments by Oct. 8 at 2:30 PM.
Fairy Godmother Project: Local Support for Families Facing Pediatric Cancer
Fairy Godmother Project eases the burden for Fredericksburg families facing pediatric cancer. From daily essentials to emotional care, their impact is local and powerful. Learn about recent wins, upcoming events, and how you can support their mission.
Working Families Party weighs in on Virginia’s ‘very pivotal’ election
The Working Families Party is expanding in Virginia, endorsing Ghazala Hashmi for lieutenant governor and several House candidates. While backing many Democrats, it withholds support from Abigail Spanberger over her stance on right-to-work, underscoring high stakes in November’s pivotal election.
Your Guide to Early Voting in Fredericksburg for the 2025 Election
As the November 4, 2025 general election approaches, Virginians—including Fredericksburg residents—have the chance to vote early, beginning September 19 and running through November 1. Early voting offers a flexible, convenient way to cast your ballot ahead of Election Day, helping reduce lines and ensuring your voice is counted.
