(DC)- Metro is announcing more cuts and changes to their service beginning today. The transit agency will close seventeen additional stations and will limit bus service to 26 routes. Over the weekend, Metro will operate […]
(DC)- D-C officials are laying out a coronavirus plan for the coming weeks. The plan prepares for an additional thirty-five-hundred beds in hospitals and officials fear over five-thousand people could be in hospitals by June […]
(Richmond)- More coronavirus deaths are being reported at a Henrico nursing facility. Health officials confirmed yesterday that five additional patients at Canterbury Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center died from complications, which brings the total number to […]
(DC)- President Trump is approving a Major Disaster Declaration for the state of Virginia. This makes funding available to state agencies, local governments, and certain non-profit organizations to support the COVID-19 response. Virginia may now […]
(Richmond)- Some Republicans are concerned about Virginia’s stay-at-home order as the primary approaches. Governor Northam issued the order through June 10th, which is one day after the scheduled primary election in the commonwealth. The state’s […]
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Rappahannock United Way’s Janel Donohue talks about how to help the community in these COVID-19 days.
George Washington Regional Commission Executive Director Linda Millsaps talks about the 2020 Census and the work locally of GWRC–things like Good Jobs Here.
Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County’s Jason Tickle talks about how COVID-19 has impacted their work. Updates on the Self-Help program–who qualifies. www.habitatofcaroline.org
Captain Stephen Wildish with the Fredericksburg Salvation Army talks about how the community can help them and the needs they are seeing from the community.
Meghan Cotter with Micah Ecumenical Ministries in downtown Fredericksburg talks about caring for the homeless in COVID-19.
Jonathon Shores and Kelly Flynn talk about the non-profit work in the community of G3. Kelly Flynn discussed her 24-Hour Workout for Charity on March 27-28.
Bonnie Williams, Carson Sams and Cornelia Rutherford of Phoenix Event Alliance talk about the proposed Common Ground Event Park: The concept and the impact on Spotsylvania. phoenixeventalliance.org
Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan with Spotsylvania County Schools on Trauma Informed Schools. It’s about the brain and helping students and parents. Lisa Dolan has won a national award for her work on the […]
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Nancy Farrell and her daughter Colleen talk about the importance of hand washing and foods to boost your immune system.
Germanna Community College and the Fredericksburg Nationals talk about teaming up on several projects: a History Pavilion at the stadium, involvement with the Gladys P. Todd Academy and the Jackie Robinson essay contest. Also an […]
Bobby Hebert and Cornelia Rutherford preview the Virginia Renaissance Faire and the final auditions on March 21st at Salem Church Library. varf.org
Andie McConnell with the Fairy Godmother Project talks about their mission to ease the burdens of everyday life for families facing pediatric cancer. fairygodmotherproject.org
Roger and Connie Braxton talk about Spotsylvania pre and post desegregation and the impact of the family and church. The John J. Wright Cultural Center and Museum is a must-see. jjwmuseum.org
University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris with updates on Gari Melcher’s Home and Studio at Belmont and the James Monroe Museum.
Stafford Commissioner of the Revenue Scott Mayausky talks about the reassessment process in Stafford and how to appeal. (There are also a few side trips to Super Tuesday and March Madness)
