The median sales price for the 23 Fredericksburg houses that sold in August was $405,000, which was a milestone mark.

What should the future look like for the roughly 1,300 acres that lie to the west of Interstate 95 in Fredericksburg? That will be the subject of a public charrette planned for October 21-24 in Central Park. 

The name of Fredericksburg’s new Minor League Baseball team will be unveiled Oct. 5.

The City of Fredericksburg has received statewide recognition for its environmental stewardship efforts.

A Fredericksburg developer received the approvals needed from City Council on Tuesday to revitalize a historic building near the downtown train station.

Recommendations on how to enhance the City of Fredericksburg’s tourism-attraction efforts were unveiled Tuesday evening during a City Council work session.

The Fredericksburg Regional Alliance at the University of Mary Washington along with University of Mary Washington’s Center for Career and Professional Development will be hosting a STEM Speed Networking Event this fall.

Each year the Department of Economic Development and Tourism staff partners with the office of  UMW Student Activities & Engagement staff to bring businesses, non-profits and students together for employment, internships and FUN!  

The Rappahannock Area Community Services Board (RACSB) plans to expand after purchasing the Roxbury Farm & Garden Center property in Fredericksburg.

Tourism was responsible for $195.8 million in spending in the City of Fredericksburg last year, according to data released Tuesday by the Virginia Tourism Corporation (VTC).