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Executive Director Candice Armstrong talks about the SNAP/match program at the local farmers markets.  Armstrong says this is an opportunity for families who receive SNAP benefits to double their money for fresh fruits and vegetables.

Dan Maher with the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank and Karen Brace with Awesome Possumz on William Street in Fredericksburg talk about hunger in the area.  It's not just those who are homeless.  Awesome Possumz is organizing an event on April 27 from noon to 4 to raise money and awareness.

Hematology Oncology Associates of Fredericksburg patients Mike and Cindie and Dr. Chris Vaughn talk about treating cancer from the diagnosis going forward.   hoafredericksburg.com

Stafford Commissioner of the Revenue Scott Mayausky and Fredericksburg Regional Alliance President Curry Roberts talk about what data centers are, what they'll mean to the region and the role of incentives.

Mary O'Neil and Beth Parnicza with the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park preview the 160th anniversary events to mark The Overland Campaign.  We talk about the significance of the battles and what influenced the campaign.

Dr. Rod Flynn and Dr. Maithreyi Samara talk about the multi-discipline breast cancer clinic.  It's a unique approach where your various doctors and treatment is done in one place.   It's new for the area.

Race Director Brain Pessolano previews the 30th annual race on May 5th.   The 1-mile Express is for kids 6-17.   The 1/2-mile George Dashington for ages 10 and under, and the 1/4-mile Caboose Run for ages 5 and under.  It's one of the largest timed kids races on the east coast.  gtrfredericksburg.com

Executive Director Anne Darron and Board Chairman Chuck Fennell with an update on work at the Mary Washington Monument and Caretaker's Lodge.  There's a wreath laying at the monument May 5th to mark the 130th anniversary of its dedication.   We also talk about upcoming events this spring and summer.   washingtonheritagemuseums.org

Matt Kelly and Anne Little talk about Inform Fredericksburg.  The group advocates for sustainable growth to preserve the character of Fredericksburg.  Issues include city services, taxes and fees, traffic and parking and maintaining neighborhood character.  The group communicates topics on Facebook and will add a website soon.