Jeff Stainbrook from Porter Library and Aimee Dillon from Westmoreland share an update about the Go Van’s arrival in Westmoreland, how the library is supporting students and teachers this back-to-school season, upcoming VA250 exhibits and programs, and
Jake DeNap (The Table), Dan Maher (Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank) and Meghan Samples (George Washington Regional Commission/Continuum of Care) talk about the work between various groups in the area on hunger. September 9th information available 9-11 at
Veteran Xander Hernandez, joined by his service dog Ruby, shares how he hasn’t gone anywhere without her since March and wouldn’t have done this show without her at his side. Head Trainer Lisa Meadows and foster Linda
Antoine Carey and Kelvonte Cauthorne share how something as simple as a license changed their lives in powerful, yet different ways—highlighting the transformative work of the Faded Foundation, its barber academy, and Clothing for a Cause in
Superintendent of Special Events Courtney Mersiowsky previews Day of Play on Sept. 21, FXBG Fermentation Fest on Sept. 27th and Kickback Tuesday at Riverfront Park. We also talk about the Christmas Parade–Oct. 17 is the deadline to
University of Mary Washington Athletic Director Patrick Catullo invites the community to experience the excitement of UMW Eagles athletics—with 18 NCAA Division III teams and competitive programs in equestrian, e-sports, and rugby. All home games are free,
“Age is just a number.” Joni Briganti of Spotsylvania is a dedicated coach and accomplished athlete. As a member of Team USA, she’s set to compete in the Triathlon World Championships this October in Australia. Joni shares
The Hatch Act, which limits political activity by federal employees, is an issue in the Fredericksburg City Council races. Councilwoman Susanna Finn says she remains a candidate. Other topics include data centers, historic preservation, and the challenges
Caitlin Glauser, Amy Godkin, and Victoria Levi talk about the impact of the ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation, which provides support to children and families facing pediatric cancer. ASK has expanded its programs across Virginia, including a significant
Jason Tickle with Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity says construction on nine new homes in Ladysmith is set to begin soon. We talk about their new strategic plan that includes projects across in Westmoreland, Essex, King
