Town Talk

Dave the Computer Guy talks about computers and storms (unplug me!), battery backups, securing a business network and monitors.  

Dr. Alex Na and Mike Brown talk about the program.  Current and new procedures available here.  heart.mwhc.com

Carolyn Helfrich and Lana King preview Historic Garden Week in Virginia and specifically Fredericksburg on April 26th.  The theme is:   “What’s Old is New Again.”   Tickets at vagardenweek.org or on the day in front of Kenmore.

Alexis Innis with the Red Cross talks about the need in the region and why your donation matters.

Travis Velichko, Keith Peterson and April Peterson talk about outdoor options in the spring–hiking trails, things to do on the river or where to climb.   Also, getting the right gear and having the proper training.

Dennis Rapkins and Mike Zitz with the FredNats Sunshine Baseball League powered by REC.   Season runs July 9th thru Labor Day.  Deadline to sign up June 5th at sunshinebaseball.net

University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris talks about Gari Melcher’s Home and Studio at Belmont and the James Monroe Museum.  What makes each unique, what type of events are taking place at each location.

Mac Williams and Jason Tickle talk about the value and importance of volunteers helping on Habitat projects.  Habitat getting ready to begin five more houses.   Your chance to learn and skill and help some families!

Dave Muraca, Meghan Budinger and Amy Durbin preview the Centennial Block Party at Kenmore this Saturday from 10-2 and the Schoonmaker Concert on April 29th at Ferry Farm.  Did you know that Kenmore was almost torn down

Dave Muraca, Meghan Budinger and Amy Durbin preview the Centennial Block Party at Kenmore this Saturday from 10-2 and the Schoonmaker Concert on April 29th at Ferry Farm.  Did you know that Kenmore was almost torn down