Jack Browns Revival, “Tattoos for Community,” is May 24th and 25th–12-8–at 1919 Princess Anne Street. 100% of proceeds this year to Empowerhouse. Kathy Anderson of Empowerhouse and Tawnia Brown of Jack Browns talk about the 18th annual
The Stafford High graduate has also been in The Office and Magic/Bird. He’s at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts thru June 22nd. riversidedt.com
Director Susan Ball is a free resource for anyone in the Fredericksburg area with a small business idea or a small business, no matter what stage it’s in. virginiasbdc.org
Victoria Matthews with information on the FXBG Civil Rights Trail. 21 stops. 2 parts. The trail is being updated as future stories and information are uncovered. Information and a brochure available at the downtown Visitor Center.
Executive Director Candice Armstrong talks about EBT/SNAP dollars–$30 at local farmers markets. An update on the farm to pantry program. virginiacfc.org
Allison Balmes-John and Jalessa Turner with updates on the Community Health Assessment, Measles, getting school shots, a new mobile clinic and ticks.
Brian Freeman and Juanita Shanks–turning pain into purpose. Brian is a former area police officer–he did time–and now is running Konnect Ministries in Spotsylvania. It’s a residential recovery home for men. We discuss the We Work employment
Kurt Erickson with the Washington Regional Alcohol Program talks about dangers on the road if you drink and drive after Cinco de Mayo celebrations. He talks about what getting cost will cost you and strategies for staying
Shannon Wingert, Tamera Pfile-Stohr and Lisa Dolan with Spotsylvania Schools talk about Mental Health Awareness Month–and how mental health impacts education–in counseling, school psychology and social work. There’s a Community Resources Fair at Massaponax High School on
Karen Carrier, Jackie Lucia and Cornella Rutherford preview the May 10-June 8 event at Lake Anna Winery. varf.org
