Who you gonna listen to?   Rob Bursk and Jason Glisson are part of Ghostbusters, Virginia.   While they have a lot of fun dressing up and building a proton pack they equally have fun raising money for non-profits--especially the Make-A-Wish-Foundation

Dr. Manan Mehta talks about local changes in local cancer care. Virginia Oncology Care is now Mary Washington Medical Oncology.  He calls it comprehensive are under one roof.  We also talk about advances in cancer care and the future.    practices.mwh

Elizabeth McNally previews the "Save Jane" event on October 27th at Market Square in downtown Fredericksburg.  Safe Harbor helps victims of child abuse and their non-offending caregivers heal from their trauma through child-focused forensic and mental he

Kathleen Harrigan, Rita Girard and Kathy Anderson.   It's Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  What's available locally and a domestic violence story.  empowerhouseva.org.   24-hour Hotline:  540-373-9373

Carolyn Wilder (Wildlife Rescue League) & Karen Brace (Possum-bilities) talk about the National Lights Out program, keeping critters out of your home as it gets cold, educational and free programs animal-related around the area.  wildliferescueleague

Cathleen Pessolano with the Fairy Godmother Project and Aimee Hardy:  The Josh Hardy Superhero Celebration is Oct. 14 at Strangeways Brewing from 6-9.  A superhero costume is required!

Dr. Vaughn and Dr. Menachery talk about treating cancer today. Much progress but still challenges.   Also the benefits of being able to treat cancer locally.   hoafredericksburg.com

Executive Director Pat Holland talks about some of their services--transportation, teaching people how to use area public transportation, senior cafe, Project Lifesaver or education programs.   healthygenerations.org

Collection and Customer Services Coordinator Adriana Puckett and Youth Services Coordinator Darcie Caswell talk about 1,000 books before Kindergarten, Hoopla and the Rappahannock Writers' Conference.   librarypoint.org

By Center for Media and Leadership Studies Virginians give their local public-school districts generally good marks when it comes both to educating children and providing a safe environment, according to this year’s statewide survey from the Center for