Town Talk

What’s going on this season with the FredNats?  General Manager Robbie Perry with a preview.

15 spellers are competing for a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee this spring.   We talk with Darcie Caswell with one of the sponsors–the Central Rappahannock Regional Library.  

Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division STEM Coordinator Tyler Truslow talks about the High School Innovation Challenge talking place this Friday and Saturday at the UMW Dahlgren campus.  18 high schools from around the region are bringing

Erin Matuczinski, Veronica Gutierrez and Tiffany Kay.  It’s easy…and needed.  Hands-Only CPR and AED training.  Also info on the Mom Prom fundraiser April 12th.   gwynethsgift.org

CEO Rich Dalton with an introduction/update on VRE.  We talk about–Expanding the service, what happens if there’s an emergency and you need to come back early or work late,  the impact the Long Bridge will have to

Erin Creighton (Assistant Branch Manager/Adult Services Dept. Head–Fredericksburg) and Darcie Caswell (Director of Youth Services) talk about the Fredericksburg Regional Spelling Bee, African American Read In, the 30th annual Johnny Johnson Teen Art Show and Self Sufficiency

Heidi DiEugenio and Nimali Fernando (Dr. Yum) with an update on the non-profit mission to help families and communities overcome the barriers to eating well.  Since COVID the Dr. Yum Project has gone from a local program

Special Olympics Virginia volunteer, coach, Area 11 Council committee member, Plunger and former intern Abby Farley talks about her commitment and how its changed her.   We talk about coaching needs and volunteer needs with the “Young Athletes”

Michael Stebar and Elizabeth Johnson-Young talk about the six day slice of college coursework and campus life for high-schoolers July 13-19.   Open to rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors.   Application deadline is March 21st. umw.edu/summer/sep

The Weather Channel’s Richard Lewelling tells us why we likely won’t see a big blizzard from this latest storm.  And, he says, it’s possible we’ve seen the last of winter storms this season.   Snow long!