Captain Nathan Bridges says Angel Tree has over 15-hundred “Angel” requests in the community. That’s several hundred more than last year. Details on how to get involved with Angel Tree and Christmas kettles. registertoring.com to sign up
Allison Balmes-John and Erin Perkins talk about flu and COVID shots, avoiding food poisoning during the holidays, mental health and knowing your family health history.
Chris Allen (Duly Noted/Fredericksburg Main Street), Danelle Rose (City Tourism Marketing) and Bart Goldberg (The Card Cellar) preview the holidays downtown. Discussion on events, trends and how you can do all your shopping downtown.
Ann Waters and Dave Muraca from The George Washington Foundation preview holiday programs–everything from Gingerbread houses to dollhouses to 12th night. Also, a discussion on the precise rebuild of the Washington family home.
Greg Reed, Isabella Castillo, Ryan Harrison, Sean Busby, Gabe Ognek, Greg Ognek with the Fredericksburg Christian School Enduring Freedom Honor Team. Where they play, the music they play and how they interact with veterans. Info on plans
Managing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn talks about the last week of Bridges of Madison County and previews “Miracle on 34th Street.” Also a discussion of Riverside becoming a non-profit organization. riversidedt.com
There’s a national blood shortage. Alexis Innis talks about why you giving blood is vital. Only 3% of those eligible even give…will you consider it? redcrossblood.org
Anna Billingsley and Cait Woodward preview Trees of Hope. Tickets available for the Magical Night of of Giving AND you can view the trees on the 14th and 16th and on-line. loisannshopehouse.org Click “Events”
Director of Programs Chris Bowers and CEO and Founder Jason Haag talk about the Spotsylvania-based program that provides highly-trained service dogs at no cost to wounded and disabled post-9/11 veterans. There are many opportunities for the community to
Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan preview Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness. It’s Friday 1-4, Saturday 8am to 8pm at the Southpoint Walmart. (November 3-4) You can drop off donations to support economically disadvantaged students. You can
