Director of Programs Chris Bowers and CEO and Founder Jason Haag talk about the Spotsylvania-based program that provides highly-trained service dogs at no cost to wounded and disabled post-9/11 veterans.
Jazz4Justice is November 4th at Dodd Auditorium at 7:30. General Admission $10. Students and seniors $5.
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Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan preview Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness. It’s Friday 1-4, Saturday 8am to 8pm at the Southpoint Walmart. (November 3-4)
Ted Jung talks with us about how these exercises contribute to stronger national security.
“We gather in in their memory, to memorialize those who often are left with no headstone, yet are claimed by name to God.”
Dave the Computer Guy and our annual Spooktacular on scary things on the Internet. We talk hacking, Identity Theft, what to do if you’re hacked and protecting yourself on the Internet.
Anne Little with Tree Fredericksburg also demonstrates how to correctly plant a tree.
Nearly 40 James Monroe High School students made Saturday morning a day of service by planting 73 trees with Tree Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank President and CEO Dan Maher previews an Open House this Saturday 9-1 at 480 Central Road. It’s their new, secondary location to keep up with area needs.
A visit to City Dock in Fredericksburg is never really complete without a sighting and a picture or two or three or six of Gary the Goose.
Local officials from around the Fredericksburg area were in Caroline County as Habitat for Humanity of Caroline broke ground in the Bridlewood subdivison for 20 new homes. One of those homes is being built by Caroline High School students for a veteran. habitatofcaroline.org
Sunday on the river
Chancellor Green. Spotsylvania
Reminding the community that there are real children and real experiences behind every name and that Safe Harbor and its partners stand up and fight for them.
Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center held their 4th annual Save Jane event Friday in Market Square in Downtown Fredericksburg.
Events Saturday and Sunday
Adult Services Coordinator Tracy McPeck and Adult Services Programmer-Howell Branch, Joy O’Toole preview the Rappahannock Writers’ Conference on November 4th.
Brent Wilson, Keith Morris and Jonathon Martinez talk about the program: different types of credentials available, local partnerships and the need more more lab space in the region.
High school #6 in Stafford is scheduled to open in August 2026
Ground is broken in Stafford on Truslow Road in Hartwood for High School #6. The school is scheduled to open in August, 2026.
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