Town Talk

Patrick Ahearn and Kathy Halenda preview “A Riverside Family Christmas,” November 25-December 27.    It’s an eight person cast.   Tickets at 540-370-4300 or riversidedt.com  

Anna Billingsley and Lisa Crittenden preview a new, COVID-friendly Trees of Hope.   It’s a major fundraiser for Loisann’s Hope House and their work with homeless families.  

Executive Director Anne Darron and Board member Cassie Payne recap the successful Bourbon and Boxwood virtual event and talk about the challenges of museums and COVID-19.   And don’t forget, Giving Day is December 1st.  

We preview the 7th annual Jazz4Justice.   It brings Legal Aid Works and the UMW jazz program together. It’s virtual this year at legalaidworks.org/jazz4justice–Saturday night at 7:30 Guests include: Joel Young (pictured), Ann Kloeckner and Doug Gately

Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Brian McDermott with Mary Washington Orthopedics talks about Anterior Advantage Hip Replacement.

Cathy Weise and Naomie Murdoch with the Rappahannock YMCA talk about the annual Turkey Trot–it’s happening!   Also updates on the Community Health Fair (it’s virtual and in-person) and the Healthy Holiday Payback Challenge.

From Spotsylvania County Schools- Lisa Dolan, Michelle Patton Swisher and Rene’ Daniels talk about ways to help schools and students with donations.  

Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden talks about the Critical Tourism Assets Grant,  the Rediscover Stafford Marketing Campaign and upcoming entrepreneurial development workshops.     gostaffordVA.com      

Patrick A’Hearn previews A Riverside Family Christmas, November 25-December 27th.

Ann Kloeckner talks about what the pandemic means for the courts, evictions, and foreclosures.