Town Talk-August 22
King George At-Large Supervisor Ruby Brabo. We talk about how her involvement with conferences benefits the county and region. The update to the Comprehensive Plan, what’s at stake? 2020 Census. a complete count matters.
King George At-Large Supervisor Ruby Brabo. We talk about how her involvement with conferences benefits the county and region. The update to the Comprehensive Plan, what’s at stake? 2020 Census. a complete count matters.
Stafford Commissioner of the Revenue Scott Mayausky. Topics included: Reassessments, Downtown Stafford, and a Stafford museum.
Update on upcoming events at the Fredericksburg Area Museum. Theresa Cramer and Joan Diaz-Mendez.
The Gladys P. Todd Academy provides a Germanna Community College education to selected first generation college students at Spotsylvania High and James Monroe High School. An update with two students and information on future funding needs.
Dave the Computer Guy from Techs in the Burg talks about the end of support from Windows 7 and what that means for you. We also discuss changes in technology during the last decade.
Porchfest 2019 Preview. Cathy Walker and Carolyn Van Der Jagt. fredericksburgporchfest.org Also info on Friends of Chatham (friendsofchatham.org) and rapp-arts.org
Anne Darron and Jennifer Harding preview Bourbon & Boxwood on September 14th. washingtonheritagemuseums.org
Scott Harris-Executive Director of University of Mary Washington Museums. We talk about Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont and the James Monroe Museum downtown.
Another Day Walk to Stop Suicide. September 7 at Old Mill Park. Rita Girard, Cathleen Pessolano, Trey Taylor, Amy Jones. Info at mhafred.org/anotherday. Sign-up before August 18th for a T-shirt.
Back to school. Stafford School Superintendent Dr. Scott Kizner and Sherrie Johnson, the Director of Strategic Communication and Community Engagement.