Town Talk

Cait Woodward, Anna Billingsley and Lisa Crittenden preview Trees of Hope. It benefits Loisann’s Hope House. Details at loisannshopehouse.org

Deputy Mike Christie and Deputy Margarida McBride preview the Veteran’s Day celebration in Spotsylvania this Thursday beginning at 10.  Updates on Project Lifesaver, programs for parents and kids and Operation Blue Christmas.

Karen Webb is the new Executive Director for the Fairy Godmother Project. She and outgoing Executive Director Andie Ayers talk about their mission, impacting the community and the future.

Bruce Davis, the Germanna Foundation Executive Director and the Special Assistant to the President for Institutional Advancement talks about Germanna Community College’s expansion to North Stafford. It means big things in the areas of cyber security and

Captain Nathan Bridges talks about he and his family’s background in the Salvation Army.  We talk about bell ringing and and Angel Tree.   (Since we talked, it appears space for Toyland has been found!)

Spotsylvania Schools Social Workers Lisa Dolan and Michelle Patton-Swisher talk about the weekend event to collect items for Treasure House–that helps needy students and families.  Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness is Friday 1-4, Saturday 8-8 at the

Becky Morris and Heather Dorito talk about getting career ready.   germannaworks@germanna.edu

Dave the Computer Guy talks about the scary side of computers and technology–and how to stay safe.

Joy O’Toole and Sarah Smethurst preview the Rappahannock Writers’ Conference on November 5th at Germanna Community College.    librarypoint.org  

Incoming Spotsylvania School Superintendent Mark Taylor talks leading a school division post-COVID.  He talks learning culture, improving test scores and the possible need for new schools.