Director Penny Ayn Maas, Adrianne Hick (Diana) and Andrew Foote (Dan) join Patrick A’Hearn to talk about “Next to Normal,” July 2nd thru August 3. The musical explores a family’s struggle with the effects, impact and treatment
Director of First Year Admissions Sarah Lindberg and Dean of Admissions and Associate Vice President Melissa Yakabouski talk about using the summer for college visits. To register for a summer tour: umw.edu/visit We talk about writing a
Beth Parnicza and Pete Maugle talk about what’s available at the four parks–there are programs and some activities for kids. Previewing History at Sunset and Summer Spotsylvania Hikes.
Lauren Tate (Long and Foster-Managing Broker/2025 FAAR President) and Kim McClellan (Fredericksburg Area Association of Realtors) talk about the latest sales/inventory numbers and what it all means. We also talk about strategies for home buyers and sellers.
Deputy Fire Chief Ben Gouldman and Public Information Officer Katie Brady talk about fireworks safety, overall summer safety when at a picnic or having a fire in a fire pit. We also talk about firefighter training and
Matt Kelly and Rick Pullen talk about transparency in local government. Topics include the Thurman Brisben Center, taxes and data centers.
Dr. Pawan Barot talks about advances in orthopedic surgery, when you should go see a doctor, recent Mary Washington Hospital awards for outpatient joint replacement, recovery after surgery and myths.
Dan Maher talks about summer meals, the need for volunteers (and donors) possible federal funding cuts and what it would mean to local efforts to feed the hungry. We also talk about a virtual food drive–b1015.com Keyword:
Alexis Innis talks about the need for blood donations. 63% are eligible. Around 3% give. redcrossblood.org
Stratford Hall President Karen Daly talks about June 7, 1776–acting on the instructions of the 5th Virginia Convention, Northern Neck native Richard Henry Lee introduced in the Second Continental Congress a motion to recognize the Colonies as
