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A 312-year-old Stradivarius made a secret stop in Fredericksburg

For one night in October, the James Monroe High School auditorium was home to one of the most famous violins in the world, and almost nobody knew it was coming. Violinist Timothy Chooi joined the Fredericksburg Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 23 for Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, playing the 1714 “Dolphin” Stradivarius, the instrument famously associated with Jascha Heifetz. For security reasons, the orchestra didn’t announce the violin’s appearance in advance.

Fredericksburg, VA · 2d
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I-95 Lane Closures Near Fredericksburg Through November 14

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) reports the following I-95 traffic alerts in the Fredericksburg area through Friday, November 14, 2026. All work is weather dependent and subject to change. I-95 Northbound and Southbound. Exit 143 (Aquia/Garrisonville) Wednesday – Thursday, from 9:00 p.m. – 4:30 a.m. Varying single...

Fredericksburg, VA · 2d
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Don’t Miss Out: Area Weekend Events

Like this article? Support us by subscribing here. Your donation will help us continue to provide quality-of-life news and make local impact possible. From family-friendly activities and festive holiday events to live theater, art experiences, and outdoor adventures, Greater Prince William has plenty of ways to make the most of the weekend! Whether you’re looking for a fun night out for the kids, hoping to get creative, exploring local history, or enjoying the crisp fall weather, there’s something for everyone. Gather your family and friends, get out and explore, and don’t miss these opportunities to connect with the community and make some wonderful weekend memories! Don’t Miss Out!

Manassas, VA · 14h
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Mira Mueller Commits to the University of Mary Washington: An Inside Peek at Her Recruitment

Mira Mueller, a center forward for the WAHS Field Hockey team, has recently committed to the University of Mary Washington to further her academic and athletic career. Mueller will be attending UMW with an academic scholarship, while planning to pursue a major in Elementary Education and a minor in Art. While maintaining a 4.0 GPA, Mueller is also part of the Teacher Cadet program, excels in AP and Dual Enrollment classes, and volunteers at her local food pantry.

Fredericksburg, VA · 1d
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From cellophane to wastewater, FMC ‘was what the community needed at the right time’

For Brian Orrock, the official decommissioning of the FMC Wastewater Treatment Plant was “bittersweet.”. “It’s kind of like a funeral, but a good funeral, if that makes sense,” said Orrock, the manager of wastewater treatment for Spotsylvania County who used to work “on ship” at the plant in a variety of different roles. “This place gave us a career and it fed our families.”

Spotsylvania County, VA · 9h

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Meet Amanda Whitney – Principal of Potomac Shores Elementary School

Amanda Whitney is the proud new principal of Prince William County Public Schools’ newest school, Potomac Shores Elementary School. The building is still under construction, but it’s never too early to start planning for the thriving futures of its incoming students.

Prince William County, VA · 2d

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Blue Ridge Wildlife Center Patient of the Week: Canada Goose

What can one sick Canada Goose tell us about the health of wildlife, domestic animals, and even people? Quite a lot. This Canada Goose arrived at the Center from Spotsylvania County after being found lying on the ground, barely responding to people approaching. Our veterinary team immediately recognized several concerning...

Spotsylvania County, VA · 1d

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Independence boys volleyball outlasts Colgan to claim the first Class 6, Region B title

The Independence High School boys volleyball team adheres to the three Cs mantra: Consistency, Communication and Celebration. So, when the Tigers got behind a pair of sets against host Colgan in Tuesday’s Class 6, Region B final, they didn’t panic. They celebrated every winning point, cheered from the bench and got contributions from a host of players in a thrilling five-set victory, 25-27, 22-25, 25-9, 27-25, 15-9. With the win, Independence (13-7) will host the Region C runner-up on Saturday while Colgan will travel to the Region C champion. The Region C final is Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. with C.G. Woodson at West Springfield. Tuesday’s victory marked the second consecutive “reverse sweep” for the Tigers, who also came from two sets behind to beat Gainesville in the regional semifinal last week to garner a state tournament appearance. “This is now our second reverse sweep in a row, which was amazing,” said Independence coach Giselle Duran. “… In our huddles, I told them I believe, and I have the full confidence in you guys going out there and winning this game. You guys have showed time and time again that no matter what challenging situations you are in, your passion and

Gainesville, VA · 15h