Town Talk

Children’s Theatre returns.  This month it’s Willy Wonka.  Oscar (Wonka), Andrea Kahane and Colson (Charlie) discuss the show.

Keith Lebor and Cait Woodward preview Loisann’s Day on October 20th at Maury Park on Kenmore Avenue in Fredericksburg.   Meat from Olde Towne Butcher.   Sliders made from downtown chefs.  It’s a family-friendly festival. Learn about what’s going

Matt Kelly and Rick Pullen talk about data centers, moving the downtown Visitor’s Center, Mary’s Landing, Neighborhood Conservation Districts, affordable housing and local media coverage.

New Executive Director Rebecca Purdy talks about her decision to pursue the position.  Joy O’Toole previews the Rappahannock Writers’ Conference on November 9th.   librarypoint.org/writers-conference

Lisa Dolan, Michelle Patton-Swisher and Rene’ Daniels preview Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness.  It’s October 18-19 at the Southpoint Walmart in Spotsylvania.  Donations collected for Treasure House.

Aimee Hardy previews the Josh Hardy Superhero Celebration on October 19th, 6-9pm  at Strangeways Brewing on Lansdowne Road.  It’s free. Donations go to the Fairy Godmother Project.   We talk about the impact Josh Hardy had during his

Dr. Eric Chang and Dr. Avinash Narayana talk about the use of robotic surgery with Mary Washington Healthcare.  Both doctors say robotic surgery means quicker healing and less pain.   MWHC has been using robots since 2008.   There’s

Stafford Schools are among the fastest growing schools in the state.  Jason Towery and Chris Fulmer talk about the building of High School 6, Elementary 18 and Elementary 19–and the need for more.   Updates on future plans

Erin Perkins and Megan Webb talk about flu shots, rabies, wells and septic systems.