Spotsylvania Supervisor (and 7th Congressional District candidate) Dave Ross talks about the county school board, school funding and school choice.   Talk also about the local budget, tax rate and growth.   Supervisor Ross also talks about his run for

Youth Services Coordinator Darcie Caswell and Collection and Customer Services Coordinator Adrianna Puckett talks about "The Library of Things."  It's new.  Winter Reading Challenge ends March 31 and Comics Plus.

Schericka Twyner with the Caroline Family YMCA and Angie Williams with the Ron Rosner Y talk about the kids race series, Healthy Kids Day at the Y on April 30th and the importance of exercise.

Clinical Research Nurse Christine Emery talks about the history of local research and what's taking place right now--a Low Dose CT study.  [email protected] or research.mwhc.com

Mobility Manager Jennifer Falknor and Executive Director Pat Holland talk about their work of getting older area residents around the region.   This was something that never stopped during the pandemic.

President and CEO Dan Maher talks about the importance of the Food Bank in COVID and high inflation times.  Focus on helping people get food, the need for volunteers and how the community can donate funds and food.

Allison Balmes-John looks back at the beginning of COVID. In-depth talk about the Community Health Assessment and how you can still be involved.

Stephanie Johnson, Chandra Gore and Anita Uyehara talk about the work and goals of the Stafford Education Foundation.  They're working to assist students and teachers.   Did you know???--An Evening with the Stafford Stars is May 13th at Pratt Park.

Continuum of Care Intern Brooklyn Bare and Program Director Samantha Shoukas talk about the Testimonials Project. It's a blog where the stories of the homeless are shared. There's also a book club on issues--like eviction.  The blog is at fredericksbur

Camelot at the Riverside,  March 16-May 8.  Patrick A'Hearn, Christopher Sanders and Quinn Vogt-Welch.  It's the story and show you know, but shorter and relevant to today.