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On Wednesday, Oct 2, the newest FXBG Pizza experience rolled onto the saucy scene, crust first – and its going deep! YMMAS Pizza, is east side, deep dish, Chicago-style pizza. The videos you can find on line makes my heart beat a little faster.
Celebrating a business anniversary is more than just a marker of significant milestones; it’s an opportunity for reflection, appreciation of an tremendous achievement, and for renewed commitment.
By prioritizing business outreach, the Economic Development office can help create and foster an inclusive and supportive business environment where local businesses can flourish.
Fredericksburg-based Obsidian Solutions Group a national leading provider of mission-focused Defense and national security solutions, as reported on September 24, 2024 by Business Wire, will showcase their next-generation technologies while participating at the 2024 AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific Conference, taking place in Honolulu, Hawaii, from October 22-24.
Virginia Tourism Corporation released the direct visitor spending in 2023 for each locality in the state.
A 4,621 square foot office building at 606 and 608 William St. with the adjoining parking areas at 614 William St. and 919 Barton St. were recently sold for $1,700,000.
Celebrate Fredericksburg’s Main Street by attending their annual Downtown Affair on Sunday, October 13. You will enjoy a seven course, al fresco dinner featuring these favorite local restaurants.
The Annual Women’s Leadership Colloquium @ UMW brings together professional women from all walks of life to learn and grow together.
Downtown Fredericksburg comes alive every second Saturday of the month with the lively and unique energy of Second Saturdays! This is your perfect opportunity to explore our charming historic streets, shop at local businesses, savor delightful food, and enjoy the vibrant local culture.
Two new businesses have made their way to Downtown Fredericksburg and will open their doors soon.
What inspires the owners of one of the newest restaurants in the region? The Rappahannock River! The Port Oysteria and Brewery now known for the wonderful seafood it produces – and is a reminder of the robust commerce, when Fredericksburg was one of the busiest ports in the country.
Mary Wash Alumni that continue to make a major impact on the business landscape in Fredericksburg.