The City of Fredericksburg and its Economic Development Authority will work with the local business community to establish additional business-assistance programs in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The City of Fredericksburg is conducting a pilot program to help downtown restaurants survive the loss of business brought on by the COVID-19 virus.
Pye & Co. has relocated its downtown store from 809 Caroline St. to 905 Caroline St.
A women’s clothing store has opened at 1002 Caroline St., the former location of Cose Belle Boutique, in downtown Fredericksburg.
Many Fredericksburg businesses have had success transitioning their business models amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Below is a video put together by Cork & Table owner Jim Fallon outlining how the Caroline Street restaurant has evolved during these difficult times:
The new guidelines, called “Forward Virginia,” provide additional reopening information to specific categories of businesses.
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Virginia businesses that have been shuttered due to the COVID-19 virus will likely be allowed to reopen May 15 with restrictions, Gov. Ralph Northam announced Monday.
A new Fredericksburg VA Main Street survey seeks information from the public about what would make them feel comfortable shopping and dining at downtown businesses as they potentially start to reopen in the coming weeks.
The two new murals are now completed outside The Sunken Well Tavern at 720 Littlepage Street.
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