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Getting Around news

Stories from Daily Fredericksburg’s editions, and every report from Fredericksburg’s newsrooms.

Getting Around from local newsrooms

From Potomac Local News, Fredericksburg.com and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Potomac Local News5 hours ago

    Smart Scale funding shortfall hits Virginia; Falmouth Bridge status uncertain amid maintenance shift, on Potomac Local News

    The Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization heard Oct. 19 that a statewide Smart Scale and maintenance funding shortfall could reduce high-priority project and district grant funding by 62 percent, though a proposed mitigation strategy could limit the reduction to 26 percent.

  2. Fredericksburg.com6 hours ago

    Spotsylvania County road, intersections project complete, on Fredericksburg.com

    A two-year work zone is officially gone at two Spotsylvania County intersections that were part of one project.The Virginia Department of Transportation announced on Monday that work is complete for

  3. Fredericksburg Free PressYesterday

    Area roadwork this week, on Fredericksburg Free Press

    For updated information, check 511 Virginia.

  4. WVTFYesterday

    Highway marker to commemorate rock legend, on WVTF

    The city of Fredericksburg is preparing to unveil a highway marker honoring a rock ‘n roll legend. You may not know his name, but he influenced many rock superstars as Sandy Hausman reports.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Fredericksburg’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • UMW hoopsNo. 1 UMW beat Scranton 82-65 on the road to improve to 2-0.

    No. 1 UMW beat Scranton 82-65 on the road to improve to 2-0. All-America guard Kye Robinson scored 27 points.

    News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: Fredericksburg.com

  • Stafford roadsIf you drive, walk or bike in Stafford, the county is asking for your thoughts on road safety, traffic congestion, sidewalks, bike paths and trails.

    If you drive, walk or bike in Stafford, the county is asking for your thoughts on road safety, traffic congestion, sidewalks, bike paths and trails. It's updating its Transportation Master Plan.

    News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: Fredericksburg.com