Town Talk

Executive Director Cait Woodward looks at needs in the coming years–opportunities to donate/volunteer.   We also talk about their homeless prevention program.

April and Keith Peterson talk about the upcoming move of River Rock Outfitter to two locations–January 10th to 708 Caroline Street and April 1st to Central Park.

Meghann Cotter talks about City Council’s upcoming votes on the Jeremiah Community.  We also talk about The Coldest Night of the Year walk on February 22nd…and end of the year financial giving.

Chris Bowers and Jason Haag talk about a matching gift up to $100,000 that expires at the end of the year.   We discuss ways local businesses and the community can get involved with providing trained dogs with

Dr. Gaila Sims, Vice-President of Programs and Interpretation, talks about the importance of donors to the FAM. We talk about a book she’s writing in 2025 and the exhibit she’s working on that opens in the spring–and

Dave the Computer Guy talks about avoiding fake websites, passkeys or passwords and passwords and password managers.

Rappahannock United Way President Janel Donohue talks about Prosper Mentoring and Prosper Tax Services.                                             +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

CEO and Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn looks back and ahead.  Riverside is now a non-profit.  What’s that mean in 2025 and beyond.  Also a look at the people at Riverside you may not know.    

Executive Director Mike Hubbard talks about partnerships with Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, area schools, businesses, etc.  We also talk about the annual Innovation Challenges.

Mac Williams and Jason Tickle.  The name is about to change to Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity.   Talk about no step entry, the need for volunteers and year-end giving.