Good morning, Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg will host Stamp Out Hunger this Saturday, May 10, to address local food needs—organizers encourage neighbors to participate.

The event is set to bring the community together around the cause.

Lee Enterprises recovered from a cybersecurity incident that began on Feb.

3 and cost millions, incurring $2 million in restoration costs while disruptions to printing, digital content, and billing services occurred; however, the incident will continue to affect the company’s balance sheet until the fiscal year ends—insurance claims are pending. The publisher owns newspapers in Fredericksburg and other nearby areas.

Vandals damaged at least 15 headstones at the historic cemetery at 1000 Washington Avenue in Fredericksburg+police are investigating the incident.

Fredericksburg native Tug Coker stars as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts—his hometown debut and return from Broadway are clear in his first local performance.

The play opened on May 7 and a red-carpet celebration is set for today—drawing local pride to this special event.

UMW Senior Brianna Kenealy spent four years balancing business courses, soccer, and trips to Paris while researching the pink tax and donating essential items to local shelters.

She will graduate Saturday at the Fredericksburg Campus—marking the culmination of her diverse college experience.

UMW seniors from the Class of 2025 have excelled in academics and community work during their time on campus — from studying historic preservation and computer science to leading clubs and service projects — and they will soon start new careers and higher education.

They balanced leadership, service and hard work while building strong ties with the campus community.

Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears signed Virginia’s in-progress reproductive rights amendment but added a handwritten note stating she is morally opposed to it—claiming it fails to protect the child.

As Senate president, she must sign passed bills without added remarks and has made a similar note on a previous marriage equality bill.

Stafford County supervisors approved nearly $9 million for school projects, with $3 million to buy a warehouse on Blackjack Road, $3.1 million for Chromebooks, and $2.5 million for land to rebuild Drew Middle School—some members raised concerns about losing lease income while others said the purchase would pay for itself over time. The board also voted to renovate a fire station for EMS training and to advance solar projects at retired landfill cells.

Spotsy School Board Chair Megan Jackson sent an email that the board will enforce new decorum rules by giving disruptive speakers a first warning + asking law enforcement to remove those who break the rules a second time.

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.

Open House at 613 Day Lewis Court

5-7 p.m. — 613 Day Lewis Court — $689,998 — Explore a nearly new home featuring extensive upgrades in a peaceful community setting.

FXBG Spring Garage Sale

Join us for a one-of-a-kind shopping event featuring hundreds of individual yard sales all under one roof! This is your chance to browse through a huge selection of residential items, vintage pieces, and gently used household goods — without ever needing to drive from house to house.