Town Talk- Jan. 11
Stafford Extension Agent Guy Mussey and Karen Brace: Preview of the Seed Swap–January 26th at the Rowser Building in Stafford from 10-3. Info on the Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area and the work of
Stafford Extension Agent Guy Mussey and Karen Brace: Preview of the Seed Swap–January 26th at the Rowser Building in Stafford from 10-3. Info on the Master Gardener Association of the Central Rappahannock Area and the work of
Darryl Barnes of Deacon Wealth Management talks about getting your finances (and financial statements) in order for the new year. A look at the market, what may be on the horizon and how to find and select
University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris talks about Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont, The James Monroe Museum and the Papers of James Monroe.
Caroline Delegate Bobby Orrock talks about the state budget, redistricting, sports gambling, Medicaid expansion and the Equal Rights Amendment.
There’s a blood drive on Saturday at Chancellor High School from 10-4 in honor of freshman Caitlyn Brown. She has a rare bone marrow failure disorder that requires blood transfusions every 2-3 weeks in Richmond. Appointments are
Kathy Anderson with Empowerhouse previews “The Empty Bowl” fundraiser. She also talks about their work with teens and ways the community can receive training on helping victims of domestic violence. empowerhouseva.org
Stafford Delegate Bob Thomas previews the 2019 Virginia General Assembly. Topics include taxes and a possible tax increase, transportation, and bills he’ll introduce this year.
La Cage aux Folles at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Stafford: January 9-March 3. Patrick Ahearn joined by Gabe Belyeu and Chris Sanders from the show. riversidedt.com 540-370-4300.
Spotsylvania Delegate Mark Cole with a General Assembly preview. Topics include a bill he’ll introduce on adding lanes to I-95, the Equal Rights Amendment, election laws and taxes. marklcole.com
Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly–a look back at 2018 and a look ahead to 2019. Topics include: Gateway project, incentives, economic development, parking, debt service, school overcrowding and baseball.