Stafford School Superintendent Dr. Scott Kizner talks about plans to bring students back four days a week later next month. We also talk about teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers and other involved in making schools work.
Patrick A’Hearn previews the new Riverside schedule. The first show returns June 2nd. Discussion on theater during the pandemic and the future of Broadway.
Mike Zitz, Jim Toler and Dennis Rapkins talk about the return of the Sunshine Baseball League–the 8-19 year old summer league. Also, details on the MLB Pitch, Hit and Run competition at Sunshine Ballpark on May 15th.
Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about how COVID has impacted the legal system and General Assembly legislation impacting housing laws. Legal Aid Works info here
Jason Tickle and Stephanie Ball with an update on the USDA Self-Help program. (Joined by State Director Jeanie Barbrow) Updates on current and future build and the need for churches to volunteer with the 12 Weeks to
Sara Poore and Vicki Sowers with the Fredericksburg Area Museum talk about how museum’s have been impacted by COVID and what you’ll see in the coming days with FAM. We talk about a baseball history exhibit and
The Fairy Godmother Project’s Andie McConnell talks about reaching out and helping families impacted by pediatric cancer. There are volunteer opportunities and ways you can financially assist.
Kristen Loescher with Arsenal Event and Brian Pessalano with the Fredericksburg Area Running Club talk about running events in a pandemic and what’s ahead this year.
Rappahannock United Way’s Janel Donohue talks about Mission Independence for teens–now is the time to sign up, free tax help and the Women United Reset program on Saturday.
VDOT’s Kelly Hannon says crews are clearing and putting sand down on neighborhood streets. There’s concern overnight of refreezing.
