Spotsylvania Supervisor Chris Yakabouski talks about the upcoming county budget, the need to plan, the Crucible vote, the V-A tax clinic and the trash stickers required by May 1st.
University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris talks about upcoming programs at the Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont and the James Monroe Museum downtown. Also a discussion on post-COVID at museums.
Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly talks about results from a survey he distributed on the next steps after the protests. Discussion on the city budget and tough choices, construction of a new school, and moving city elections to
Sgt. Carol Burgess, Susan Sigmon and Kathy Anderson talk about benefits of having Empowerhouse working with the Stafford Sheriff’s Office with domestic violence victims and situations.
Andy Lynn and Alexis Fox preview Rappahannock Adult Activities Spring Plant Sale that helps fund their programs with developmental disabilities. Walk-in plant shopping begins April 5 at Roxbury. Curbside and by appointment at 750 Kings Highway on
Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker talks about four days in school for hybrid students beginning April 12, the budget. state mandated testing and graduation.
Carolyn Helfrich and Karen Hedelt preview Historic Garden Week in Fredericksburg on April 20th. “A Breath of Fresh Air.” It’s a tour of private and public gardens in downtown Fredericksburg.
Robert Courtnage and Sarah Hurst with the City’s Clean and Green Commission talk about the new business sustainability awards, energy efficiency and reducing cigarette trash on local streets.
Rappahannock United Way President Janel Donohue talks about ways to give back to the community–thru part or all of your stimulus check or with the essential workers “Seasons of Service” that kicks off in April.
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