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Among the problems—poor communication with the public, failure to have enough plow operators on contract, and a lack of state-level planning for major snowstorm emergencies.
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Sixty years ago this week, thirteen civil rights advocates set out from Washington, D.C. to desegregate interstate bus travel. The Freedom Riders made…
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The director of the Centers for Disease Control said Monday she’s worried about another COVID-19 surge.But health officials in the New River Valley say…
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A brewery in Fredericksburg will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in a special way – one that gives a nod to our southern neighbors. Sandy Hausman reports…
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Even before Hurricane Laura hit Texas, Virginia was opening its doors to refugees from the storm. Dozens of dogs and cats are now at local animal shelters…
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A long-hidden piece of history in Fredericksburg is now being recognized thanks to the work of a group of volunteers. And in response to a letter from the…
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The auction block in downtown Fredericksburg where enslaved people were once sold has been removed by the city.City crews removed the 800 pound stone from…
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The Virginia Supreme Court has rejected a petition to prohibit the city of Fredericksburg from moving a historic slave auction block.The sandstone block…
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Fredericksburg’s city council will be in court February 10th, defending its decision to move a slave auction block from a busy corner downtown to a local…
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The Americans with Disabilities Act was passed almost 30 years ago. And since then public spaces and businesses have become much more accessible. But that…