The long-anticipated Riverfront Park situated between the Rappahannock River and Sophia Street in downtown is nearly ready to welcome visitors. The 4-acre park contains many features for all ages. Bill takes a tour of the park with Mike Ward from Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation and Events and gets a sneak preview of the new boat dock, water feature, unique play area and future event lawn. This is the first in a series of videos that will provide details of what is available at Riverfront Park. For more information about Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation and Events, go to Parks.FXBG.com.
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Techs in the Burg, a Fredericksburg computer repair and network support business, has moved to a new location at 505 Lafayette Blvd. Its previous location was at 1025 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg.
John Hennessy, the chief historian at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, has announced his retirement from the National Park Service, effective September 1.
New businesses are popping up in different shopping centers all over the city. Here are some of them.
The City of Fredericksburg is reviewing plans for a car wash where the former Bob Evans restaurant building currently stands at 2305 Plank Road.
Alexandria-based Burke & Herbert Bank has opened a branch in Fredericksburg.
BaseballParks.com has a terrific article about the new FredNats Ballpark in Fredericksburg, complete with a lot of details about how it came to be and reviews of the design and amenities.
