Town Talk

Dave the Computer Guy with an update on taking care of  your computer during storms and an update on Windows 11

Spotsylvania School Board member Erin Grampp (Berkeley District) talks about masks, overseeing schools in a pandemic,  unfunded mandates and a bond vote this fall.

Amy Umble with the Rappahannock Area Community Services Board and Mary Chamberlin with the Rappahannock Area Health District.  Update on increasing COVID numbers. Update on mental health services in the region.

Bill Harris and Gabe Pons preview "Art Attack," scheduled for October 16 in downtown Fredericksburg.

A memorable show.  Esha and Shreyaa Venkat are teenagers doing really big things with their organization Nest4Us.  It's about helping and serving others.  They're also Hometown Heroes.   David Williams with the Fredericksburg office of Allen and Al

John Mahoney and Jason Tickle update work being done by Habitat of Caroline.  Work concluding on building five homes-volunteers needed.  Land for the next rounds of Habitat builds are also needed. Also, a discussion on zero step homes.

Kathy Anderson and Brenda Miller talk about HVAC needs for their shelter, ways you can provide more than just money to the work of helping domestic violence victims.

Terry Rensel, Tom Van Winkle and Chris Mackowski discuss local efforts to preserve area Civil War land.   The CVBT is 25 years old.

Captain Peters talks about driving with school buses on the roads and in school zones. Discussion about motorcycle safety.

Jessica Burger, Amy Durbin and Adrienne Carr preview "Much Ado About Nothing"/Shakespeare on the Lawn on July 10, 11, 17, 18.  There are several other archaeology programs at Ferry Farm this summer too.   kenmore.org