Good morning, Fredericksburg.

BrilliT – a subsidiary of Rappahannock Electric Cooperative – earned a POWER Best Places to Work honor for 2026 for the second consecutive year because of its strong workplace culture.

Art Attack returns for its 13th year on Saturday, Oct.

3 with over 100 artists showcasing live demos downtown from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., followed by an after party at Bello Manzo (715 Caroline Street) where creative minds will gather to celebrate their process.

Washington Heritage Museums held a groundbreaking Tuesday at Mary Washington Monument in Fredericksburg to kick off ADA upgrades that will improve access and redesign the site as a public park.

The University of Mary Washington has been ranked No. 1 in Virginia for internships and placed among the top five for best value by The Princeton Review’s Best Value Colleges 2027 report.

The ranking highlights the school's focus on hands-on learning.

A statewide hunger survey shows 40% of families served by the local food bank lack enough food, with 92% citing high grocery prices as a strain.

City planners postponed a housing code recommendation to reexamine parking minimums for stacked townhomes until the next meeting.