Town Talk

Andie McConnell talks about the work of Fairy Godmother Project--caring for families dealing with pediatric cancer.  Update on new programs and expanding their reach into the Northern Neck.

Captain Lee Peters and Deputy Steve Curtis with the Stafford Sheriff's Office talk motorcycles on the road, speeding, running red lights, locking your car at night and the Stafford Shield program.

Allen and Allen attorney Danielle Kent talks about the Hometown Heroes program that looks for community advocates.  Nominate people here

The importance and joy of volunteering.  Brad Thomas and Jason Tickle. Brad talks about volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County.

Producing Artistic Director Patrick A'Hearn talks about upcoming shows and reflects on what the pandemic has done to the Riverside and the arts.

Kathy Anderson, Denny Fallon and Dan Visone talk about a big-time need at Empowerhouse.  A new heating and air system at their domestic violence shelter.   The cost:  about $160,000.  Here's info on how you or businesses can help.

Rappahannock United Way's Janel Donohue talks about virtual financial stability classes for adults, thanking essential workers and free tax month.

Carolyn Wilder and Karen Brace.   It's baby season for animals. What to do if you find baby animals in need of care.

Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg (on Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg) talks about backups, Wifi speed, cheaper internet for family's with financial struggles and safely browsing the Internet.

Caroline County Schools:  Dr. Herb Monroe, Mallory McMullin, Darlene Keener, Dr. Paige Carter and Dr. Sarah Calveric.  Learning strategies post pandemic.