SAWs Virginia founder Charlie Russell talks about the organization’s mission to provide life-changing ramps for individuals in need. He shares updates on big growth for SAWs, including the expansion of SAWs-West serving Fauquier County and communities west
Jason Tickle gives an update on several housing projects getting ready to move forward in Ladysmith. Construction is set to begin on eight new self-help homes, and the Future Builders home being built at Caroline High School
Adult Services Director Tracy McPeck and Salem Church Branch Adult Services Department Head Kara Rockwell spotlight the library’s growing role as a hub for health, wellness, and connection. They highlight trusted health information, classes supporting both physical
Tonia Garnett and Juanita Shanks share powerful success stories highlighting recovery, resilience, and second chances. Garnett details her journey from incarceration to author, now using her experience to help others as a Peer Recovery Specialist with FailSafe.
Xander Hernandez and Karen Meadows highlight the life-changing impact service dogs have on veterans, offering independence, confidence, and critical emotional support. Their focus now is expanding the program by placing more highly trained dogs with veterans who
Director of First Year Admissions Sarah Lindberg and Dean of Admissions and Associate Vice President Melissa Yakabouski share practical advice for students and parents as key college admission decisions are released. They address how students should handle
Scott Neal introduces the Ability Baseball League, a new inclusive league giving youth and adults with developmental disabilities the chance to play baseball in a supportive, team-focused environment. Games will be held this spring and fall at
Dr. Sadie Ahanchi with Oracle Heart and Vascular in Fredericksburg talks about keeping blood flowing throughout the body and explains why vascular surgery is different from heart surgery. Heart surgery focuses on treating the heart itself, while
Rich Larochelle reflects on a productive 2025 at the farm in White Oak. It was a time of major infrastructure improvements and expanded community impact. Already in 2026, a new barn is already in place, and construction
Jill Clare and Meghann Cotter of Micah Ecumenical Ministries are previewing the Coldest Night of the Year walk, set for February 28 in Fredericksburg. The annual event raises critical funds for Micah’s programs that serve individuals and
