Kathy Halenda and Robert Biederman join Patrick A’Hearn for a lively preview of White Christmas, coming to Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Stafford on November 5 through December 28. The beloved holiday classic brings dazzling
Florence Barnick and Jeanette Cadwallender talk about 180 years of the Fredericksburg City Cemetery on Washington Avenue. The cemetery is often mistaken for its neighbor, the Confederate Cemetery, though it has its own rich history — and
Homecoming Weekend at the University of Mary Washington! Director of First Year Admissions Sarah Lindberg and Dean of Admissions and Associate Vice President Melissa Yakabouski say it’s a great time to visit campus and celebrate Eagle pride.
Dr. Meredith Whittaker says early detection is the key to saving lives and achieving the best possible outcomes in breast cancer treatment. She discusses the emotional and physical challenges patients face during breast surgery and how doctors
Mac Williams and Jason Tickle with updates: Construction on multiple lots in Ladysmith is ready to begin–soon after the government shutdown ends. Despite the delay, there’s progress ahead, including the launch of a new zero-step entry modular
Lions Club District Governor (24-L) Dan Visone talks about over 44 years of service and highlights the powerful impact the Lions are making both locally and around the world. From global efforts to fight blindness to supporting
Loisann’s Hope House Executive Director Cait Woodward along with board member Wil Gravatt preview Loisann’s Day at Maury Park on Sunday, October 19th from 12 to 3 p.m. for Loisann’s Day. It’s a family-friendly event with food,
Lithium-ion batteries — found in everything from phones to power tools — are becoming an increasing fire hazard in homes. Stafford Fire and Rescue Deputy Fire Chief Ben Gouldman and Public Information Officer Katie Brady warn that
Lithium-ion batteries — found in everything from phones to power tools — are becoming an increasing fire hazard in homes. Stafford Fire and Rescue Deputy Fire Chief Ben Gouldman and Public Information Officer Katie Brady warn that
Kathryn Willis and UMW Museums Director Scott Harris. After more than 170 years in an abandoned Paris cemetery, Eliza Monroe Hay — daughter of President James Monroe — is finally returning home. Her remains were recently recovered
