Town Talk

Javonne Kirby, Mari Kelly and Sarah Perry.  Update on the purchase of 56 acres, the free fridge is nearly a year old and the Youth Farm Program.

Producing Artistic Director Patrick A'Hearn talks about Ragtime and the story of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair, and what it means to live in America.    riversidedt.com

Von Young, Allie Names and Laurie Webb.  Laurie is the new Executive Director.  She tells a past story of working with the SPCA and talks about goals.   It's the Fred SPCA's 80th anniversary.  We get an update on what's going on and this is kitten

Matt Watson and Caius Roscella from Access VR and Stafford Museum Executive Director Sue Henderson talk about using virtual reality to scan artifacts or showcase sites around the county.    VR can be used without a headset. IT should debut around April

Keith and April Peterson with River Rock Outfitter.  A spring outdoor preview!  Getting the most from the river or trails or rock climbing from where we live.   Also, updates on Adventure FXBG, GirlsGO! and Respect the Rapp.

Amy Cherry Taylor with Avery Hess Realtors tells us there are things you can do to protect yourself.

This is School Social Workers Week.   Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan from Spotsylvania Schools talk about the important work done in a wide range of areas.  "We Rise."

Peggi Howell and Linda Clevenger talk moving to a smaller home.  We talk about parts of the downsizing process, how to let go of sentimental items without the guilt and when to start.

Bobby Hebert and Cornelia Rutherford talk about cast auditions--March 11 and 18 at Lake Anna Winery.  How to prepare for the audition and the valuable training you'll receive.

The Stafford Choral Society presents "Sing, Sing, Sing." It's a tribute to the 1940's radio shows that featured big band and swing music.  It's this Sunday (the 12th) at 3pm and 7pm at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Stafford.  Free concert but donat