LISTEN: Town Talk/Small Business Saturday
Chris Allen (Fredericksburg Main Street and Duly Noted), Lindsey Marine (Whitby’s) and Bart Goldberg (Card Cellar) preview Small Business Saturday on November 30th. ...Read more
Chris Allen (Fredericksburg Main Street and Duly Noted), Lindsey Marine (Whitby’s) and Bart Goldberg (Card Cellar) preview Small Business Saturday on November 30th. ...Read more
John Coker, Andy Lynn, Roy Strohl and Ed Evers. Rappahannock Rotary’s Pancake Feast is December 7th, 8-5 at Fredericksburg Baptist Church, the Caroline Street entrance. This is the 39th ...Read more
Chris Bowers, Jason Haag and Maverick. Providing service dogs at no cost to military veterans. Opportunities to foster dogs, volunteer, donate. leashesofvalor.org ...Read more
Tamara Quick and Adam Blosser on making a records request, dispute resolution and child find. Have questions? The Parent Resource Center, peatc.org or Blosser Education Advocacy on ...Read more
Erica Levin and Michael Bor talk about mobilizing the alumni from public high schools to make tax-deductible donations to their schools. The Fund For James Monroe has started. Talks are ...Read more
Yaffa Joseph, Rose Adame and Amy Swift talk about the many misconceptions about the work of Social Services. We talk about Adult Protective Services (APS)–the people they serve and how they ...Read more
David and Lisa Durham talk about Lafayette in Fredericksburg–and the weekend events the 23rd and 24th. fxbg.com/lafayette ...Read more
Riverside CEO and Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn previews the Christmas Spectacular–Home for the Holidays. (Nov. 20-Dec 29) Space is limited but Sunday night a Beatles ...Read more
Director of Build Operations Mac Williams, Executive Director Jason Tickle (and by phone Kerry Crowley with USDA Rural Development) talk about ways affordable housing is happening. Habitat is ...Read more
Anna Billingsley and Cait Woodward with Loisann’s Hope House preview Trees of Hope at the Fredericksburg Country Club, November 20 and 21st. The trees can be viewed by anyone the 19th ...Read more