Town Talk

Dave the Computer Guy talks about dealing with a failing hard drive, wifi and symptoms of getting a virus.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  Empowerhouse Executive Director Kathy Anderson talks about their needs and how they’re meeting the demands of a pandemic.   empowerhouseva.org    

Kari George and April Burch with Cooking Autism.  Updates on school, the challenges parents and teachers face and the 2nd annual Race Toward Autism Acceptance set for early April next year.   cookingautism.org  

Daronte Rollins and Jason Tickle with an update on programs for Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County.  Ground to be broken on five new homes.   habitatofcaroline.org  

Barry Moore with the Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia talks about Medicare sign-up and phony Amazon caller scams.   He calls it a “criminal enterprise.”  

Widewater State Park Manager Paul Anderson talks about what you’ll see and experience at the two year old park…and plans for the future.

Rappahannock United Way’s Janel Donohue talks about ALICE–Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed.  It’s ALICE Awareness Week.   What are the numbers locally?  What is being done locally?  How can you help.?  

The Ceili Leahy Day of Service for JM students continues this fall virtually.    James Monroe High School student Katie Fidler on the importance of service.  

Community Housing Locator Josie Ramos and Continuum of Care Program Director with the George Washington Regional Commission, Samantha Shoukas,  talk about the plan to get 95 households into housing by Christmas.  

Stafford Schools update with Superintendent Dr.Scott Kizner and Chief Elementary Officer, Carrie Neely.