Good morning, Fredericksburg.

Mary Washington alumnus Pat McAleer will ride the historic Campus Walk route on Oct.

7 as he completes the final leg of his 4,000-mile cycling journey to support research for type 1 diabetes. His trek shows a personal commitment to helping his daughter manage the condition.

This week, Biz Beat Clips introduces Jim Gaston, the man behind the weekly video series that spotlights local business trends.

The series offers viewers a clear look at his role in highlighting developments close to home.

Stafford native Daniel La Rose released his new book Thank You for Your Service, Too (honoring military spouses and caregivers) to recognize sacrifices made during his combat tours in Iraq, Kuwait and Afghanistan.

He hopes the work offers heartfelt acknowledgment for families who support those in uniform.

A grant helped James Monroe expand its construction education program on Oct.

5 — the funds will support improved training for future workers.

Mary Washington Healthcare encourages routine mammogram screening during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Dr. Meredith Whittaker explains that if a screening shows an abnormal result, additional tests will follow to ensure prompt care locally — including 3D services available in town.

Mary Washington Healthcare has added two fellowship-trained podiatric surgeons + expanded specialized foot and ankle care services at its Fredericksburg facility today.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s attracted over 1,000 participants and raised nearly $1 million to fund research, care and support services, organizers said — the event shows local commitment to fighting the disease.

FB Ventures, LLC purchased the 42,490 sqft Deep Run Building C in Spotsylvania County for $6M as an investment.

The transaction reflects a significant industrial and office property deal near local markets.