RSS feeds currently available
on fredericksburg.com

Since several have asked, here is a beta test of our RSS feeds from our Closings System. Feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.

• Today's Closings No closings posted for today
• Tomorrow's Closings No closings posted for tomorrow



• All Local News
• Most Commented News
• Today's Popular News
• Obituaries
• Editorials & Letters to the editor
• WEEKender
• FLS Sports
• Residential Real Estate Listings
   Follow link to build your custom Real Estate feed
• NEW! Get RSS feeds of our bloggers:
  • Portsia Smith - Portsia Faces Life
  • Ed Jones - From the Editor
  • Clay Jones - Toon Talk
  • Kim Baer - Parenting in the 'Burg
  • Michael Zitz - The Gadget Geezer
  • Emily Battle - City Beat
  • Dan Telvock - Spotsy govt.-the odds & ends
  • Bill Freehling - Business Browser
  • Mike Morones - It Beats Working For a Living
  • Ben Sellers - Tuned In
  • Amy Umble - About Faith
  • Corey Byers - Inside the Gateway
  • Rich Campbell - NATS NOTES
  • Kelly Hannon - On the Road
  • Donnie Johnston - Just Donnie
  • Corey Byers - Caroline Crossroads
  • Adam Himmelsbach - Redskins blog
• RSS Feeds by Locality
  • Caroline News
  • Fredericksburg News
  • King George News
  • Stafford News
  • Spotsylvania News

FEEDBACK: How are the feeds working for you? Click here to send us your comments.

RSS Information on Fredericksburg.com

RSS is short for "Really Simple Syndication" and offers many exciting possibilities for providing alternate methods of getting our news out to you, our readers. It allows you to have updates on stories, obituaries, letters to the editor, WEEKender, real estate listings, blogs and more directly sent to a link in your browser's tool bar.

What do I need to get started?

NEW: Google News Feed Reader

Visit Google's list of mostly free news readers to help your browser show RSS feeds.

Keep an eye our for the RSS symbol on our pages. Currently there are many ways to access RSS feed information. Our favorite these days is to use the RSS feed agregator that is built into the new Firefox browser.

OK, I've downloaded my RSS reader or I'm already using an RSS-enabled browser, what do I do now?

Just click on the feed or feeds you're interested in, and we'll walk you through setting up your RSS feed. And don't forget to check back in the coming days and weeks for even more RSS feeds that will become available from fredericksburg.com.

If you view this page in Internet Explorer version 7, when RSS feeds become available, you will have the option of adding the feeds to your browser just by subscribing to them from the orange icon that shows in the toolbar, or viewing them by clicking on the orange RSS or XML button.

If you view this page in Firefox, when RSS feeds become available, you will have the option of adding the feeds to your Firefox browser just by subscribing to them from the orange icon that shows in the lower right corner of the browser window or on the far right side of the URL in the address bar, depending on your Firefox version.

We will be offering more and more options for using RSS on our site.