Mac Williams and Jason Tickle discussed the ongoing need for veterans to apply for housing and for volunteers to help build homes for veterans. They explained that the homes are designed with zero-step entry for accessibility and
University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris joins the conversation to discuss local VA250 commemorative events and upcoming programs at Gari Melchers Home and Studio and the James Monroe Museum. As he prepares for retirement,
Dr. Lindsey Aebli and Kaitlynn Scharapowa discuss their work in the region and their partnership with the Fredericksburg SPCA. auravetcare.com
From the SPCA: Von Young and Andrea Chum From Auravet: Dr. Lindsey Aebli and Kaitlynn Schaarapowa We talk about Compassionate Care Camp, the Fur Ball in August and Go BIG and Go HOME Adoption Event. The SPCA
President-Elect Gary Gardiner, Vice President Tamar Myers-Moffat, and Kim McClellan discuss current housing market trends, the outlook for interest rates, and what buyers can expect in the near future. They also explore the idea of “marry the
Looking for great plants? Head to 750 Kings Highway for the RAAI Spring Plant Sale, happening now through May 16. Shop a wide selection of plants Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 4 PM, and Saturdays
Antoine Carey and Pastor Greg Nick preview the first-ever Funded Futures Fade-A-Thon—a 24-hour barbering fundraiser at Central Rappahannock Regional Library in downtown Fredericksburg. The event runs from 10 a.m. June 1st to 10 a.m. June 2nd, with
Shannon Wingert, Michelle Patton Swisher and Rene’ Daniels with Spotsylvania County Schools preview the discussion and Fair, May 5th, 5:30-7:30 at Massaponax High School. It’s free and for all ages. ‘
Teresa Segelken, Devin Fedor, and Christy Pack highlighted a range of academic offerings, including a new Master of Science in Nursing program and an MBA with career-focused pathways, along with continuing and professional programs that feature both
Art Crain and Juanita Shanks spoke about Second Chance Month, highlighting how access to employment, housing, and community support helps people rebuild their lives after incarceration while strengthening families and public safety, while 15-year-old Kora Lester—who is
