Town Talk

Dave the Computer Guy talks about the cost of cyber crime, email security, data farms and staying safe while traveling.

Chris Williams with UMW’s James Farmer Multicultural Center and Victoria Matthews with City of Fredericksburg Tourism.  The trail tells the civil rights story 1865-today.   Part 1 in the downtown. Part 2 starts at UMW.   The story is

Dave Muraca, Emma Schlauder and Ann Waters preview the the upcoming events–the Colonial Fair and camps–along with archaeology this summer.

Alex Hetherington, Kristen Loflin and Bret Schmidt preview the May 21st race with a focus on the course, parking and everything you need to know.   The Semper 5, Devil Dog Double and Historic Half all begin at

Amanda Richardson and Callie Brown with Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation and Events preview Earth Day on Saturday at Old Mill Park.   We talk about parking–no parking on site unless you have a handicapped tag–shuttles, and some of the

Race Chairman Robert Denecke previews the June 10th event at Rocky Run Elementary.

Krysta Ward and Andie Ayers with the Fairy Godmother Project talk about the impact FGP is having easing the burden for families facing pediatric cancer.  Preview of the Hunt on Caroline and the impact of volunteers.   

Executive Director Scott Harris talks about upcoming events at Gari Melcher’s Home and Studio at Belmont and the James Monroe Museum.   Also–the importance of becoming a “Friend” of both museums.

Adrianne Hick, Nicole Vanessa Ortiz and Jacquez Linder-Long from Ragtime-the Musical. The show runs thru May 7th.   It follows three stories in the early 20th century.  riversidedt.com

Janel Donohue with information on a new ALICE report, Prosper Mentoring for Women begins next month and a Corporate Day of Action in June.  rappahannockunitedway.org