Town Talk

Stratford Hall Plantation President Karen Daly with an overview of 18th-century historic home and property of the Lee family of Virginia in Westmoreland.

Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker reviews the start of school.

Mike Zitz, Aiden Taylor-Harden and Dennis Rapkins talk about the return after the pandemic of the FredNats Sunshine Baseball League Powered by REC.   Business and individual sponsorships still needed to help kids from families who can’t afford

Ashley Rakes and Stacy Horner-Dunn preview the brain aneurysm awareness event. It’s a hybrid event–September 25–at Old Mill Park–or anywhere you want it.   Austen Dunn died from complications of a massive ruptured aneurysm.

FAMPO Director of Transportation Planning/Administrator Ian Ollis talks about results from a survey on commuting patterns and suggestions.

Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden with updates on the Virginia Smart Community Testbed in the county.   Discussions on 5G, Lunch and Learns, the accelerator program, Downtown Stafford and Modern Day Marine.  

Schericka Twyner and Alicia Kindred talk about the need for more childcare workers, additional space at the Ron Rosner Family Y, keeping equipment clean and Bright Beginnings.

Fredericksburg Regional Continuum of Care Director Samantha Shoukas talks about the status of homeless services in the region and how you can get involved.  

Dr. Kizner talks about the start of the school year with bus and teacher shortages.  He talks about moving forward.  He leaves Stafford Schools at the end of the month because of cancer treatments. Dr. Kizner discusses

Marty Baldwin with Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Meg Bohmke with the Stafford Board of Supervisors and Jackie Davis with Virginia Career Works-Bay Consortium with an overview of the program:  Assisting people looking for a job, people needing retraining