Sandersons acquire Busy Bee - Fredericksburg Standard

From left are Hannah Crump (two-year employee), new owners Andrew Sanderson and Catherine Sanderson, Kolt Meeks (four-year employee) and Cheyenne Anderson (seven months). — Submitted photo

Business

April 23, 2025

Sandersons acquire Busy Bee

Busy Bee Business Center, a cornerstone of the local community since 1977, is entering a new chapter under the ownership of local residents Catherine and Andrew Sanderson.

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