In this episode, Bill takes a walk in Alum Spring Park on a newly developed self-guided trail with Callie Brown, Outdoor Recreation Supervisor with Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation, & Events. This new trail is amazing in its remote feel and link to nature and history. It is hard to imagine, when on the trail, that you are within yards of U.S. 1 and the Blue Gray Parkway. For more information on this trail and other Fredericksburg Parks and Rec activates, go to FredParksRec.com. For more information about what to do in Fredericksburg, visit VisitFred.com.
By Bill Freehling on Sep 23, 2020 04:14 pm The air has just the faintest chill, and the foliage along the Rappahannock River is beginning to turn. It’s fall in Fredericksburg, and all season long there’s natural beauty to take in and things to do, even in our new socially distant world. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Sep 23, 2020 03:47 pm The September edition of America's Civil War magazine features Fredericksburg -- focusing on its rich Civil War history and the remaining buildings and sites in town that played a key role in the fighting. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Sep 22, 2020 09:45 pm Fredericksburg's Arts & Cultural District will soon be significantly larger. City Council on Tuesday night voted to expand the District to an area that comprises the northeast quadrant of the City. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Sep 22, 2020 09:32 am The Fredericksburg Nationals are excited to unveil their newest element of their ballpark to fans. Located behind the batter’s eye on the centerfield concourse, the “History of Baseball in Fredericksburg” Wall presented by Germanna Community College will be 80 feet long and 12 feet high showcasing some of Fredericksburg’s richest history ranging from the civil war to the present, including some lesser known baseball factoids. Read in browser »
By Bill Freehling on Sep 18, 2020 12:00 pm A new store featuring handmade gifts for special occasions, homes, family and friends has opened on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg. Read in browser »
PROPERTY OF THE WEEK 601 William St. - Liberty Place
Join Mellow Mushroom, Blue Cow Ice Cream, Union Bank & Trust and Cary Street Partners at Liberty Place. Liberty Place is the newest upscale mixed-use redevelopment project in the heart of Downtown Fredericksburg. This is the most recent of a few redevelopment projects underway that will revitalize one of the most prominent gateways into historic downtown Fredericksburg. Liberty Place will feature Class A Office Suites, Retail and Restaurant space. The project will also include a parking garage. Commercial Condos will be available both for sale and for lease. View Property Listing
Fred Focus Spotlight
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The air has just the faintest chill, and the foliage along the Rappahannock River is beginning to turn. It’s fall in Fredericksburg, and all season long there’s natural beauty to take in and things to do, even in our new socially distant world.
The September edition of America's Civil War magazine features Fredericksburg -- focusing on its rich Civil War history and the remaining buildings and sites in town that played a key role in the fighting.
Fredericksburg's Arts & Cultural District will soon be significantly larger. City Council on Tuesday night voted to expand the District to an area that comprises the northeast quadrant of the City.
The Fredericksburg Nationals are excited to unveil their newest element of their ballpark to fans. Located behind the batter’s eye on the centerfield concourse, the “History of Baseball in Fredericksburg” Wall presented by Germanna Community College will be 80 feet long and 12 feet high showcasing some of Fredericksburg’s richest history ranging from the civil war to the present, including some lesser known baseball factoids.
A new store featuring handmade gifts for special occasions, homes, family and friends has opened on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg.
