Good morning, Fredericksburg.

Juan More Taco, a family-owned restaurant on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg, is preparing to close after six years due to failed lease negotiations.

Customers are invited to visit in the coming weeks to say goodbye while gift cards remain honored at the Richmond location—its food truck will continue to serve local events.

Spotsylvania firefighter Gary Campbell’s name was added to the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial on May 3—honoring his service—and his biography was released to mark his legacy.

A Massaponax High School senior, 18-year-old Michael Bosworth Jr., died after a resident confronted alleged intruders attempting to break into a home in Spotsylvania County early Saturday morning—reports say a juvenile was grazed by a bullet and another individual was unharmed, with no charges filed as the investigation continues.

VDOT crews will work from today through May 10th on I-95 and key Fredericksburg roads, with lane closures active near exits 143, 110 and 126 and flaggers directing traffic on Bridgewater and Lafayette.

Drivers should plan for delays and check updates as work depends on weather—road conditions may change quickly.

At a community health forum at Virginia Credit Union Stadium, RAHD unveiled its new mobile primary care clinic—sponsored by Mary Washington Healthcare and the Free Press—to serve rural areas.

The clinic will provide immunizations and treat sexually transmitted infections beginning in June and was funded by state and federal support.

Downtown restaurants are offering a diverse range of Sunday brunch options for locals today — featuring dishes like Country Fried Steak with gravy, vegan Chili Crisp Avocado Toast and Buttermilk Waffles with rosemary maple syrup.

Sunken Well Tavern, The Alpine Chef and Foode serve brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. — with creative drinks such as Bloody Marys and sparkling mimosas.

Soul Line Dancing with Regina

7-10 p.m. — Jay's Downtown Sports Lounge — Free entry — Experience the fun of soul line dancing every 2nd and 4th Thursday in Fredericksburg.

Tea Time at Kenmore

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Kenmore — $20 per person — Explore the art of tea while enjoying light refreshments and beautiful gardens.

Sensory-Friendly Morning at Ferry Farm

10 AM - 12 PM — George Washington's Ferry Farm — Preregistration required — Experience a sensory-friendly visit exploring history with guided tours and interactive activities catered to special needs.

Golf FORE Charity Tournament

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Lee's Hill Golf Club — Supports local charity — Swing your clubs while making a difference in the community.

Historic Kenmore Tour

1:30-2:30 p.m. — Kenmore — Admission required — Explore the beautiful gardens and the Visitor Center gallery on a guided tour of Historic Kenmore.

Soul Line Dancing with Regina

7-10 p.m. — Jay's Downtown Sports Lounge — Registration required — Enjoy an evening of rhythmic fun and connection through Soul Line Dancing.

Metaphysical Market

4-9 p.m. — 7100 Steckler Way — Free entry — Explore a world of mystical wonders and spiritual treasures with unique vendors and performances.

Puppy Yoga

10:30 AM-12 PM — Possum-bilities — $28 — Enjoy a tail-wagging yoga experience followed by puppy cuddles and playtime.

International Food Series: Indian Night at Guru

7-9 p.m. — Guru Indian Cuisine — Cost TBA — Experience top-rated Indian fare and connect with fellow food lovers in Fredericksburg.

Kid's Market

9 a.m. — Hurkamp Park — Free entry — Young entrepreneurs showcase homemade items in a community market.