(Richmond)- Richmond’s mayor is seeking to legalize pot. Levar Stoney sent a letter to Governor Northam and other top leaders yesterday to bring the idea back on the table during next week’s special session. The […]
(Richmond)- More Richmond businesses are left repairing damages from demonstrators. Richmond police say things turned violent last night during a riot with dozens of people in downtown. Windows were busted at the buildings for SunTrust, […]
(Norfolk)- COVID-19 has forced another school to cancel fall sports. Old Dominion University will not allow any sports to be played over the next few months. The decision comes because of concerns related to the […]
(Henrico)- A mascot associated with the Confederacy is being removed from one Henrico school. System officials said yesterday Freeman High School will retire the name “Rebels” and adopt a new mascot after a majority of […]
(Richmond)- The state’s inspector general is accusing the parole board of wrong-doing when it granted the release of a Richmond cop killer. Vincent Lamont Martin was released in June after serving time for the 1979 […]
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Deputy Director Sarah Chiles and Executive Director Carrie Withers talk about Clear the Shelters, the PETS program, being a foster parent and an upcoming golf tournament. fredspca.org
Dr. Margaret Villers talks about care available in the region and the future of maternal fetal medicine at Mary Washington Healthcare.
Presidential Great Lives. It’s a new online mini-series featuring videotaped lectures from UMW Professor Emeritus of History Bill Crawley. We talk with Professor Crawley but the series and each lecture. August 11-Jefferson August 25- Teddy […]
Alexis Innis with the local Red Cross talks about the need for blood donors and sponsors to hold blood drives. She also talks about giving blood in these COVID times.
Stafford Board of Supervisors Chairman Meg Bohmke (Falmouth) talks about race relation discussions in Stafford, downtown Stafford, and local government during a pandemic.
Stafford Economic Development and Tourism Director John Holden discusses CARES Act Funding-3 business grants for Stafford County. Details beginning Friday morning on www.GoStaffordVA.com beginning at 9am Friday. Grant opens August 17th, closes August 26th.
Meghann Cotter with Micah Ministries talks about a grant to move homeless in motels to homes. Now what’s needed are landords.
Legal Aid Work’s Ann Kloeckner talks about unemployment benefits, protections for tenants and the upcoming special General Assembly session. legalaidworks.org
Jordan Alpert and Cathleen Pessolano with Mental Health America of Fredericksburg talk about their work in the community, depression and suicide warning signs, the Another Day virtual walk and Share a Smile signs. mhafred.org
Patrick A’Hearn previews the Sip and Song Supper Club and the tentative plan moving forward. riversidedt.com
Allen and Allen’s Hometown Heroes 2020. Allen and Allen Fredericksburg attorney Danielle Bringard and Hometown Hero Neesa Hart. Neesa organized signs for Stafford County High School graduates. allenandallen.com
Rappahannock United Way President Janel Donohue talks about the new ALICE report (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) and what it tells us about the region. Also information on the Rent and Mortgage Assistance program available […]
The Adult Services Department Head at the Porter Branch talks about holds pickups at the Towne Centre Branch, Music on the Steps, Virtual PAWS for Reading and Lunch and Learn.
Rappahannock Area Health District Acting Director Dr.Donald Stern talks about area COVID-19 numbers, schools choosing to begin virtual and wearing masks.
Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg talks about computers and thunderstorms and heat, passwords and password managers and tech that helps us work from home.
