Chelsea Cameron with Pure Barre and Kristen Loescher with Arsenal Events talk about healthy living in the region. One option is walking/running. The Grand Slamrock race this weekend–or the Stafford Race Series–or FARC races.
The Ren Faire is May 10-June 8th (Sat and Sun) at Lake Anna Winery. Auditions on March 15 and 22nd at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library downtown. Details at varf.org
Dr. Chris Vaughn, Carly Zimmerman and Jen Sullivan talk about a cancer patient’s journey. A look at what happens behind the scenes to ensure that the family and patient have the best and correct care. hoafredericksburg.com
Chief Development Officer Chris Bowers, CEO and Founder Jason Haag (and Maverick). Preview of the next graduation on March 22nd where three service dogs and three veterans are paired. Information of volunteering, fostering and upcoming events. leashesofvalor.org
Alexis Innis talks about an emergency shortage in Type O and platelets. She says if everyone eligible to give blood donated once a year, there would be no shortage. redcrossblood.org
Chief Jay Cullinan with Spotsyvlania Fire, Rescue and Emergency Management says don’t just check your smoke detector when you change your clocks. He says check it monthly.
Caroline Sheriff Scott Moser and Habitat’s Jason Tickle outline the program for homes for teachers and first responders. Building about to begin on homes in the Ladysmith area. Info on how you can get involved in a
Cornelia Rutherford and Bobby Hebert preview auditions for the Ren Faire. Auditions held March 15 and March 22 at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library downtown. The Renaissance Faire at Lake Anna Winery in Spotsylvania May 10-June 8th
Kathryn Willis and Sue Henderson with details on efforts to repatriate the remains of Eliza Monroe Hay, President James Monroe’s daughter. Her remains are now interred in an unmarked grave in France. The goal is to have
Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about their work helping people with civil court cases. Their 8 lawyers cover 17 counties, 51 courts. She says there’s 1 legal aid lawyer for every 7000 poor Virginians. We focus on
