Construction begins Monday, Aug. 6 on a $132 million project to add three new travel lanes to Interstate 95 southbound in the Fredericksburg area.
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VDOT Travel Hot Spots
Work planned July 22-28
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Utilities Project Coming to Stafford Courthouse Area
The project in the “wayside area” near the intersection of Hope Road and U.S. Route 1 will improve sewage drainage in the Stafford Courthouse area.
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Construction to Begin on I-95 Southbound
Construction begins Monday, Aug. 6 on a $132 million project to add three new travel lanes to Interstate 95 southbound in the Fredericksburg area.
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VDOT Travel Hot Spots
Work planned July 22-28
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Utilities Project Coming to Stafford Courthouse Area
The project in the “wayside area” near the intersection of Hope Road and U.S. Route 1 will improve sewage drainage in the Stafford Courthouse area.
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Road Work Tonight Near Central Park in Fredericksburg
Signal adjustments, lane shift coming tonight near Central Park
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I-95 Work Zones Heat Up This Week in Fredericksburg
Drivers should anticipate major overnight delays on I-95 this week, with multiple work zones requiring double lane closures.
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VDOT Hot Spots
Work planned July 8-14
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Road Work Tonight Near Central Park in Fredericksburg
Signal adjustments, lane shift coming tonight near Central Park
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I-95 Work Zones Heat Up This Week in Fredericksburg
Drivers should anticipate major overnight delays on I-95 this week, with multiple work zones requiring double lane closures.
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VDOT Hot Spots
Work planned July 8-14
read moreRiver Road reopens in Stafford County
River Road in Stafford County has reopened after an extensive cleanup effort.
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Work planned June 25 -June 30, 2018
read moreVDOT’s “Pardon Our Dust” public meeting Thursday, July 12
VDOT will host a public information meeting ahead of construction as part of the I-95 Southbound Rappahannock River Crossing project.
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Multiple I-95 delays this week
Some double lane closures expected
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Crews finished an emergency road repair and culvert installation project on Benchmark Road at Massaponax Creek.
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Work planned May 27-June 2, 2018
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Museums as Viewing Machines: Work by Jeffrey Abt
This exhibition features Abt’s Wandering Gallery project and Museum series. The Wandering Gallery project explores the behind-the-scenes, never-ending cycle of unpacking and packing, installation and de-installation, documentation, and interpretation associated with changing exhibitions. Abt’s Museum series focuses on the visual parallels between galleries and sacred spaces, particularly religious sanctuaries. Abt is intrigued by environments created to foster contemplation, whether for the purposes of studying artworks or for spiritual introspection.
UMW Studio Art Exhibition
An exhibition featuring the UMW Studio Art Faculty: Debra Balestreri Carole Garmon Larry Hinkle Rosemary Jesionowski Ashe Laughlin Jon McMillan Chris Musina Jason Robinson Joliza Terry Jake Urbanski Sarah Spencer White
SHRM Learning System Course
The University of Mary Washington is now offering the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) Learning System course in the classroom and live online starting Wednesday, September 12. The course will be held at the Stafford campus from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm for 13 sessions (no class the week of Thanksgiving) on Wednesdays. To register for the course or for more information: www.umw.edu/shrm
The Amish Project
The Amish Project by Jessica Dickey Actors take the stage to inhabit the lives of the Pennsylvania Amish community brought to its knees by unimaginable tragedy. In October of 2006, a shooter entered a one room schoolhouse in the Old Order Amish community and took aim, leaving five young girls dead and five injured, before he turned the gun on himself. Playwright Jessica Dickey’s fictional story exploring the aftermath of this real-life event explores the unthinkable concept of forgiveness in…
Bourbon & Boxwood
Please join us for our fourth annual fundraising gala, Bourbon & Boxwood. Guests will enjoy a delightful evening under the stars in the beautiful gardens of the Mary Washington House, with heavy hors d'oeuvres, an open bar, and a bourbon tasting by A. Smith Bowman Distillery. The house will be open for tours, and a raffle will be held with prizes donated by local vendors. The evening will also showcase our newly-renovated Betsy Houston room. There will be live music…
Fall Fiesta at Hard Times Cafe-4 Mile
Saturday, September 22nd FALL FIESTA DJ Tony B Showtime 9:30p | 21+ First 100 Free
Fredericksburg Wine Festival
Enjoy an afternoon of wine tastings, live music, local artisans, specialty retailers, and unique food vendors. It's all right in downtown Fredericksburg Virginia with the beautiful Rappahannock river as your backdrop. Tickets and information is available in advance at www.fredericksburgwine.com.
The Marshall Tucker Band and The Outlaws
Tickets go on-sale Friday, July 20th at 10:00 AM. Get tickets here: https://www.myticketstobuy.com/landing-cvah-ticketing.php The Marshall Tucker Band got its start in Spartanburg, S.C. when lead singer Doug Gray teamed up with Tommy Caldwell and Toy Caldwell, Paul T. Riddle, George McCorkle and Jerry Eubanks, borrowing the name "Marshall Tucker" from a piano tuner whose name was found on a key ring in their old rehearsal space. In years to come, The Marshall Tucker Band would wow critics and influence major…
Picnic in the Park Tuesdays in September in Hurkamp Park
Live music DJ Gravattron. This is Storybook Day! There will be children’s activities. Bring a picnic lunch or buy one from our park vendors while you enjoy the sunshine with your children, friends and co-workers! Free and open to the public Brought to you by B101.5, Fredericksburg Parent and Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation & Events. Questions? Call 540-372-1086
Eating for the Earth
The Fredericksburg Food Co-op and St. George's Episcopal Church offer a monthly plant-based cooking class and vegan potluck. In September, April Payne, a Virginia Cooperative Extension agent with a wealth of knowledge in food safety, nutrition and healthy eating shares her passion for local foods. Don’t miss April’s delicious green bean dish featuring the freshest local produce. Bring a vegan dish or make a contribution to The Table, St. George’s Food Pantry. Everyone is welcome.
