Town Talk

Captain Shauntrice Williams talks with us about Angel Tree and Christmas kettles–and how you and your family can make a memory and help the community.  

A time of celebration and thanks.  Brad Smith and Sarah Perry with Downtown Greens talk about raising $750,000 in the first phase of purchasing 56 acres in city.  We talk about Giving Day and what’s next?  

Jason Tickle announces that the five new Habitat homes will be completed during a special program on December 15th.   A look back at 2021 and what’s ahead with Habitat of Caroline.  

John Coker and Andy Lynn talk about the work of Rappahannock Rotary–and how the annual pancake feast is being run. Also details on Letters to Santa.  

The importance and value to the community of shopping small and local.  Danilo Orofino of Orofino Restaurant, Scarlett Pons with the Pon Shop Studio and Art Gallery and Brian Lam with Skin+Touch Therapy Spa–all on Caroline Street

Alexis Innis talks about a serious blood shortage.

Historians Ryan Quint and Hilary Grabowska talk about Chatham and what’s available around the region. Also, what happened in the region 159 years ago right now as the Battle of Fredericksburg neared.

Dr. Shashuna Gray-Vice President of Academic Affairs and Workforce Development and Ed Dalrymple, the owner of Cedar Mountain Stone Quarry in Rapidan. He helped Germanna begin its Asphalt Program and apprenticeships.  The Infrastructure Academy is good news

Anna Billingsley and Lisa Crittenden talk about events surrounding Trees of Hope to benefit Loisann’s Hope House.  Table top trees can be seen starting on November 19th at the Ashley Home Store in Central Park.   loisannshopehouse.org

Karen Estes talks about aging and Assisted Living.  Signs that it’s time to think about Assisted Living and why move before the holidays?