Spotsylvania School Board Marker for Walker Grant students Snow begins January 3 Goshen Baptist marks 150 years Rappahannock Tribe reclaims Fones Cliffs Lower speeds in downtown Fredericksburg Spotsylvania School Board Habitat of Caroline Riverfront Park January storm
Dan Maher talks about a year-end fundraiser. $150,000 would mean 300,000 meals. Maher says in 2022 they’ve provided about five million meals in the region.
Erin Perkins with the Rappahannock Area Health District talks about keeping your food safe–during holiday parties or at anytime. Don’t lose track of food sitting out and putting yourself or others at risk.
Fredericksburg Ward 2 Councilman Jon Gerlach talks about building new schools in the city, the tax rate and growth. We also talk about loud mufflers and how to get Councilman Gerlach’s newsletter–fxbgjon.com
Stafford Fire and Rescue’s Katie Brady says keep your Christmas tree well watered this time of year. Consider taking it down if too many needles are coming off. Real or artificial tree–make sure your lights aren’t damaged
Captain Lee Peters: “For people who choose to drink and drive–we’re coming.”
Dave the Computer Guy. Discussion on tech used to help the handicapped (Volunteers for the Blind in Fredericksburg), a high end gaming pc build and last minute Christmas laptop and pc deals. techsintheburg.com
Scott Harris, the Executive Director of UMW Museums talks about upcoming events at Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont in Stafford and the James Monroe Museum downtown. We talk about picking up after COVID and the
Patrick A’Hearn talks about the final days of the wildly popular Riverside Family Christmas production. (Tickets still available). Riverside is coming up on it’s25th anniversary. First time there’s been a show at Riverside in January and February
2023 will be 50 years for Legal Aid Works. Ann Kloeckner with the history of the non-profit. Discussion on the need for more staff attorneys and the need for more pro bono attorneys in the area. Right
