On Tuesday, November 12th, Fredericksburg City Council unanimously passed a resolution affirming their continued support for the potential development of data centers in the City of Fredericksburg, outlining goals for pursuing data center development while balancing protection of our natural resources.
We are pleased to share with you these quarterly statistical reports showing key metrics on how the City of Fredericksburg’s economy is performing.
This month, River Rock Outfitter celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of passion, growth, and community service in Fredericksburg. Since opening its doors, River Rock Outfitter has been a beloved local business dedicated to outdoor education, river safety, and community involvement, receiving both local and national recognition for its work. Now, with a thriving customer base and strong community support, the outfitter is thrilled to announce exciting expansion plans designed to elevate its impact and offerings.
The latest recipient of an InvestFXBG loan from the Fredericksburg Economic Development Authority (EDA) is DuoGlo Esthetics, a small woman-owned business in Westwood Village shopping center.
Leader and mentor Michelle Caldwell Thompson received the 2024 Patricia Lacey Metzger Award for distinguished achievement from the Women’s Leadership Colloquium at the University of Mary Washington.
Last week, Luigi Castiglia purchased Fredericksburg Square located at 525 Caroline Street. The 19,000 s.f. building sitting on .45-acres in Historic Downtown sold for $1.9 million.
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2025 “Best Colleges” with the University of Mary Washington tying for No. 9 on the list and tying for No. 132 in national liberal arts.
The Central Rappahannock Regional Library Board of Trustees has selected Deputy Director Rebecca Purdy as the new Executive Director. After a nationwide search and over 40 applicants. Ms. Purdy was the strongest choice.
A 4,621 square foot office building at 606 and 608 William St. with the adjoining parking areas at 614 William St. and 919 Barton St. were recently sold for $1,700,000.
Celebrate Fredericksburg’s Main Street by attending their annual Downtown Affair on Sunday, October 13. You will enjoy a seven course, al fresco dinner featuring these favorite local restaurants.
The Annual Women’s Leadership Colloquium @ UMW brings together professional women from all walks of life to learn and grow together.
Northern Virginia Magazine enters Mason Dixon into a breakfast war.