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Fredericksburg Free Press - Today's top stories - Fredericksburg Free Press Fredericksburg Free Press Sustaining Corporate Supporters Become a Corporate Sponsor Humana, Mary Washington Healthcare in negotiations over contract renewal by Adele Uphaus | Aug 7, 2026 If agreement is not reached by Sept. 1, the healthcare system will no longer be considered in network for patients with Humana Medicare Advantage insurance plans.
Today’s news sponsored by: Spanberger takes unprecedented step to intervene in $67B Dominion-NextEra merger by Virginia Mercury | Aug 7, 2026 Virginia’s governor says she will press for lower electric bills, job protections and continued clean energy investment as the SCC reviews the deal.
‘I don’t have a memory of this ever happening in the city’: Penzance hopes third time is the charm for 1500 Gateway data center by Adele Uphaus and Joey LoMonaco | Aug 6, 2026 According to developer Penzance, a public hearing before Fredericksburg City Council is scheduled for Aug. 25.
More news from The Free Press Teen-led nonprofit raising funds for three area projects by Adele Uphaus | Aug 6, 2026 Founded by a rising senior at Riverbend High School, Helping Hands in Healthcare aims to meet a community need and give young people leadership experience.
Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania counties to receive federal public safety grants by Jonathan Hunley | Aug 5, 2026 The funding, from the Department of Justice, was announced by U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine.
Virginia shoppers set to save as sales tax holiday returns this weekend by Virginia Mercury | Aug 5, 2026 The three-day sales tax holiday starts the first Friday in August at midnight and ends the following Sunday at noon. Bert Mizusawa wins GOP primary to try to prevent U.S. Sen. Mark Warner’s fourth term by Jonathan Hunley | Aug 4, 2026 The Democratic incumbent is a former Virginia governor.
Doug Ollivant wins Republican nomination for U.S. House in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District by Jonathan Hunley | Aug 4, 2026 He will face current Rep. Eugene Vindman in November. Applicants for interim Fredericksburg School Board seat make their case for opening by Adele Uphaus | Aug 4, 2026 The school board will vote on and appoint the interim member at a special meeting on Aug.
17. King George supervisors keep tax discount for restaurant owners in place by Taft Coghill Jr. | Aug 4, 2026 Board voted 3-1 not to repeal the seller’s discount which provides a bit of relief for restaurant owners who pay their tax bill on time.
COLUMN: Hartwood High students, hailing from different schools, already bonding over football season by Jonathan Hunley | Aug 4, 2026 The team, cheerleaders and marching band are gearing up for their first game.
Spanberger takes unprecedented step to intervene in $67B Dominion-NextEra merger by Virginia Mercury | Aug 7, 2026 Virginia’s governor says she will press for lower electric bills, job protections and continued clean energy investment as the SCC reviews the deal.
‘I don’t have a memory of this ever happening in the city’: Penzance hopes third time is the charm for 1500 Gateway data center by Adele Uphaus and Joey LoMonaco | Aug 6, 2026 According to developer Penzance, a public hearing before Fredericksburg City Council is scheduled for Aug. 25.
Teen-led nonprofit raising funds for three area projects by Adele Uphaus | Aug 6, 2026 Founded by a rising senior at Riverbend High School, Helping Hands in Healthcare aims to meet a community need and give young people leadership experience. Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania counties to receive federal public safety grants by Jonathan Hunley | Aug 5, 2026 The funding, from the Department of Justice, was announced by U.S. Sens.
Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. Virginia shoppers set to save as sales tax holiday returns this weekend by Virginia Mercury | Aug 5, 2026 The three-day sales tax holiday starts the first Friday in August at midnight and ends the following Sunday at noon.
Virginia votes Tuesday: Everything you need to know about the 2026 primary elections by Virginia Mercury | Aug 3, 2026 Republican voters will choose a nominee to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, while a contested congressional primary will unfold in the 7th District, which includes the Fredericksburg area. Dodgers trade Colonial Forge grad Zyhir Hope to Detroit Tigers by InsideNoVa | Aug 3, 2026 Hope was hitting .
293 with 23 homers and 87 RBI for Double-A Tulsa at the time of the trade. He will report to the Tigers’ Double-A affiliate in Erie (Pa.) by FFP staff | Aug 3, 2026 Your weekly look at upcoming public meetings in the region.
PHOTOS: Saturday night at the Fredericksburg Fair by Jeff Kearney | Aug 2, 2026 Pageants, livestock, tractor pulls and more wrap up this weekend. Virginia senators request special session to act on ’deeply alarming’ groundwater report by Virginia Mercury | Aug 1, 2026 State senators want to consider and pass policies to rein in water use in the Virginia Coastal Plain aquifer system.
‘This is my life:’ Courtland football coach enters 24th season full speed ahead by Taft Coghill Jr. | Jul 31, 2026 J. C. Hall’s Cougars have high expectations after winning Battlefield District crown a year ago.
Early voting in GOP congressional primary a slow go in the Fredericksburg area by Jonathan Hunley | Jul 31, 2026 The last day to vote early in person is Saturday. Election Day is Tuesday. Childress steps down from the Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors by FFP staff | Jul 31, 2026 Board will soon decide the date of a special election and if they will appoint someone to fill the vacancy.
Today’s news sponsored by: Biz Beat Roundup: Downtown icon to re-open Friday by Bill Freehling | Aug 5, 2026 Also inside: Stately Fredericksburg home sold, MWHC welcomes new medical residents, Goodwill opens Fredericksburg store Biz Beat Banter: Ype Von Hengst by Bill Freehling | Aug 4, 2026 Bill sits down with Ype Von Hengst, co-founder and executive chef of Silver Diner, which built a location at the front entrance of Central Park.
Biz Beat Clips: Financial planner by day, Line Dance Cheri by night by Bill Freehling | Aug 3, 2026 This week we introduce you to Cheri Litzenburg, who is a financial planner by day and owner of Line Dance Cheri by night.
Biz Beat Roundup: Nearly 1M SF project finished in Stafford by Bill Freehling | Jul 29, 2026 Also inside: Caroline home featured in Wall Street Journal, local real estate deal recognized among top in Virginia, new crab restaurant opens in Spotsylvania Biz Beat Banter: Mike Jones (Tricord Inc.) by Bill Freehling | Jul 28, 2026 Mike Jones, one of the owners of local land-development company Tricord Inc., discusses the area real estate market and the efforts his company is taking to foster affordable housing.
SPONSORED CONTENT: The Oberle Academy celebrates 35 years of changing lives by Sponsored Content | Aug 2, 2026 Founded by two women who believed every student deserves a path forward, the school marks a milestone with the same mission intact.
SPONSORED CONTENT: Orthopedic care close to home by Sponsored Content | Aug 1, 2026 An Interview with Dr. Brian McDermott, orthopedic surgeon with Mary Washington Orthopedics in affiliation with FOA SPONSORED CONTENT: Protect your skin this summer by Mary Washington Healthcare | Jul 2, 2026 Tips to prevent skin damage from prolonged sun exposure.
SPONSORED CONTENT: Community baby shower connects families with resources by Mary Washington Healthcare | May 31, 2026 Free event provides a one-stop resource hub for families preparing to welcome a child. SPONSORED CONTENT: You are not alone by Mary Washington Healthcare | May 3, 2026 A message to mothers about mental health.
WATCH: What Goolrick’s looked like three years ago… by Ted Schubel | Aug 7, 2026 Jeh Hicks gave us a tour at the beginning of the restoration. WATCH/PHOTOS: The wait is over at Goolrick’s by Ted Schubel | Aug 7, 2026 A Fredericksburg landmark reopens Friday at 901 Caroline Street.
WATCH: GUIDON22 puts focus on veteran suicide by Ted Schubel | Aug 5, 2026 Rich Brown with Honor Bound FIT and The Guidon Foundation are gearing up for GUIDON22 on November 21st in Fredericksburg. LISTEN: Lowering your energy bills this summer by Ted Schubel | Aug 5, 2026 Rochelle Sommer with Virginia Energy Sense talks about simple steps you can take around your home to save some substantial money.
PHOTOS: National Night Out in Spotsylvania by Ted Schubel | Aug 4, 2026 The Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office hosted National Night Out at the Towne Centre on Tuesday night.
Fredericksburg Free Press Sustaining Corporate Supporters Become a Corporate Sponsor Become a Corporate Sponsor News from around Virginia Judge: Shenandoah School Board violated students’ civil rights by reinstating Confederate names Campaign to enshrine voting rights in Virginia Constitution kicks off in Norfolk ACLU of Virginia lawsuit alleges King George School Board blocked LGBTQ+ student club FOIA FRIDAY: Data center debate sparks Franklin resident’s transparency concerns Virginia launches playful push against cannabis-impaired driving and more state headlines With a new building, RAM House hopes to serve a new set of needs for Roanoke’s unhoused Mandatory fees for intercollegiate athletics are the fastest-rising part of cost of attending a state college in Virginia Regulators OK Appalachian Power’s $340 million plan for old Glen Lyn coal plant Martinsville Field Notes: Another step is taken toward a new YMCA Southwest Field Notes: Recovery center in Dickenson County will open Sept.
28 After Dark Art Community Events Company event -Leadership and Consulting Concert DIY Downtown Education Educational/Lectures Fall Family Events Festivals Food Fred Focus Free -Home and Garden Fun for Kids Fundraiser -Gala Halloween History History & Cultural Events Music, Theater, & Art Events -Circus Nonprofit/Community Oktoberfest Political Religious Sporting Events Wine, Food Brews & Spirits Events FREE Tuesday Party Trivia Nights to Support Local Nonprofits and Build Community Tuesday, Aug.
4 – Tuesday, Aug. 25 • 6PM-8PM FREE Tuesday Party Trivia Nights to Support Local Nonprofits and Build Community Tuesday, August 4, 2026 – Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Buffalo Mo's 33 Wicomico Dr, Stafford, Virginia, 22554 FREE Party Trivia Nights Every Tuesday in August! Join Go Local FXBG on Tuesday evenings in August from 6-8PM for trivia, prizes, and community impact at Buffalo Mo’s in Stafford, Virginia!
Expect fun trivia rounds, cool prizes, community connections, and a 50/50 raffle supporting the nonprofit of the week. Come hang out, test your knowledge, and help us support a great local cause! August 4th : Stafford Education Foundation This week, we’re supporting the Stafford Education Foundation.
The Stafford Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening education in Stafford County by connecting community support with the needs of local students and educators.
Their mission is to engage the community to make a lasting impact on the quality of education by bridging the gap between opportunities and access, helping students reach their full potential, and providing teachers with the resources they need to create meaningful learning experiences.
Through grants, scholarships, fundraising, and partnerships, the SEF invests in innovative educational programs that enrich classrooms, empower educators, and prepare students for future success. Find more information HERE August 11th : Aspire Christian Theatre This week, we’re supporting the Aspire Christian Theatre.
Aspire Christian Theatre is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making high-quality theater arts accessible to children and teens by removing financial barriers and creating opportunities for every young performer to grow.
Their mission is to provide a welcoming, faith-centered environment where students ages 8–18 can build confidence, develop creativity, strengthen leadership skills, and form lasting friendships through the performing arts.
By offering affordable productions, educational experiences, and community support, Aspire Christian Theatre empowers young people to discover their talents, express themselves with confidence, and use their gifts to inspire others while reflecting Christian values of service, encouragement, and excellence. Find more information HERE August 18th : Guidon Foundation This week, we’re supporting the Guidon Foundation.
The Guidon Foundation is a faith-driven nonprofit dedicated to strengthening individuals and communities by supporting veterans, first responders, and the families who serve alongside them. Their mission is to honor God, uphold traditional American values, and foster resilience through community events, educational programs, leadership development, and service opportunities.
The Foundation is committed to ending veteran and first responder suicide by building meaningful connections, restoring purpose, and creating environments where service, accountability, and community thrive. It also works to inspire the next generation of leaders by encouraging young Americans to serve their communities and country with integrity, courage, and compassion. Find more information HERE .
August 25th : Ars Moriendi Services This week, we’re supporting the Ars Moriendi Services. This organization helps individuals and families in the Fredericksburg region navigate end-of-life care with comfort, education, grief support, and community resources. Their mission is to fill the gaps in end-of-life care while helping people approach life’s final journey with dignity and support.
Find more information HERE . Come for the trivia. Stay for the impact.
FREE Wednesday Party Trivia Nights to Support Local Nonprofits and Build Community Wednesday, Aug. 5 – Wednesday, Aug. 26 • 6PM-8PM FREE • Brock's Riverside Grill FREE Wednesday Party Trivia Nights to Support Local Nonprofits and Build Community Wednesday, August 5, 2026 – Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Brock's Riverside Grill 503 Sophia St, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 22401 FREE Party Trivia Nights Every Wednesday in August!
Join Go Local FXBG on Wednesday evenings in August from 6-8PM for trivia, prizes, and community impact at Brock’s Riverside Grill in Downtown Fredericksburg! Expect fun trivia rounds, cool prizes, community connections, and a 50/50 raffle supporting the nonprofit of the week. Come hang out, test your knowledge, and help us support a great local cause!
This week, we’re supporting SAWS VA. This nonprofit is dedicated to restoring freedom, independence, and dignity for individuals with long-term mobility disabilities who cannot afford accessibility modifications. Find more information HERE .
August 12th: Ars Moriendi Services This week, we’re supporting Ars Moriendi Services. This organization helps individuals and families in the Fredericksburg region navigate end-of-life care with comfort, education, grief support, and community resources. Their mission is to fill the gaps in end-of-life care while helping people approach life’s final journey with dignity and support.
Find more information HERE . August 19th: Healing Seed VA This week, we’re supporting Healing Seed VA, a nonprofit organization focused on educating, empowering, and uniting the community through responsible cannabis education, advocacy, and outreach.
The organization works to create a safe, informed, and inclusive environment where individuals can learn about responsible use, secure storage, and wellness while helping reduce stigma through open dialogue and community engagement. Find more information HERE .
August 26th: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) This week, we’re supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide.
The organization funds scientific research, provides educational programs that help people recognize and respond to warning signs, advocates for public policies that support mental health and suicide prevention, and hosts community events that promote connection, healing, and resilience. Find more information HERE . Come for the trivia.
Stay for the impact. An Evening of Absinthe at the Apothecary Friday, Aug. 7 • 5 and 7 p.
m. $30 per person • Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop An Evening of Absinthe at the Apothecary Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop 1020 Caroline Street, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 22401, United States Join us on FIRST FRIDAY for a spirited evening and learn about the fascinating world of absinthe! Step into an immersive evening that blends history, horticulture, and hands‑on learning.
It will unfold in three engaging parts, beginning with a guided garden tour where you’ll discover the plants traditionally used to make absinthe, including anise, fennel, wormwood, lemon balm, and hyssop. From there, explore the rich history of absinthe—from its origins as a medicinal to its evolution into the iconic green liquor.
Along the way, common myths surrounding absinthe will be dispelled, shedding light on how and why it gained its mysterious reputation. The evening concludes with a demonstration of how absinthe is made, followed by a tasting of absinthe accompanied by a simple charcuterie-style spread of cheese and crackers. This is a unique opportunity to learn how a once‑forbidden spirit was crafted, used, and enjoyed through the centuries.
This is an adult 21+ event with two sessions: 5 to 6:30 p. m. and 7 to 8:30 p.
m. Some events listings provided by The City of Fredericksburg Tourism Department and the Stafford County Tourism Department.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit animal welfare organizations serving Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, and Stafford. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (e.g., $6,000 granted to Central Virginia Horse Rescue in a past cycle). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Anne Sturdy Animal Protection Fund is funded by The Community Foundation (Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.