Amy Sudbeck was a concerned mom and citizen. She didn’t like the way area law enforcement was being portrayed. It turned into the Back the Blue rally and is turning into the Back the First Responders Foundation
Fredericksburg City Councilman Matt Kelly talks about protests and what’s next. We also talk about a transportation dispute with FAMPO and changes in transportation patterns
John Mahoney and Jason Tickle with an update. Five new hopes about to be dedicated. Ground breaking for five more.
Rappahannock Regional Criminal Justice Academy Executive Director Mike Harvey talks about the training area law enforcement receives.
Lori Myers with the Fredericksburg Alzheimer’s Association office talks about local services available in these COVID-19 times. Previewing the 2020 Walk on October 10th.
Stafford Public Works Director Jason Towery talks how the department has adjusted to a COVID-19 world: There’s a wastewater treatment plant virtual tour, some permits done virtually.
Chanise Jackson, Eddie Banks and Cam Coates talk about their reasons for protesting, encounters with City Police and defund the police.
Getting ready for school to open Monday in Spotsylvania. Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker, Director of Communications Rene’ Daniels and Deputy Superintendent Dr. Carol Flenard.
Meghann Cotter with Micah Ministries talks about a grant to move homeless in motels to homes. Now what’s needed are landords.
Allen and Allen’s Hometown Heroes 2020. Allen and Allen Fredericksburg attorney Danielle Bringard and Hometown Hero Neesa Hart. Neesa organized signs for Stafford County High School graduates.
Patrick A’Hearn previews the Sip and Song Supper Club and the tentative plan moving forward. riversidedt.com
Legal Aid Work’s Ann Kloeckner talks about unemployment benefits, protections for tenants and the upcoming special General Assembly session.
Rappahannock United Way President Janel Donohue talks about the new ALICE report (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) and the Rent and Mortgage Assistance program available locally.
Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg talks about computers and thunderstorms and heat, passwords and password managers and tech that helps us work from home.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern talks about area COVID-19 numbers, schools choosing to begin virtual and wearing masks.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern with a COVID-19 update for the area.
Meeting the needs of the elderly during the pandemic. Pat Holland with information on programs and volunteer opportunities.
Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden and Tom Snyder of RIoT preview a virtual Interactive Town Hall on July 30th from 1-3.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr. Donald Stern talks about good COVID-19 numbers in this area vs. some other parts of the country. We talk about long-term care facilities and a vaccine later in the year.
Dave Muraca, Mara Kaktins and Jessica Burger with the George Washington Foundation with an overview of Kenmore and Ferry Farm. Closed now because of the pandemic but looking toward reopening.
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