Town Talk

President-Elect Gary Gardiner, Vice President Tamar Myers-Moffat, and Kim McClellan discuss current housing market trends, the outlook for interest rates, and what buyers can expect in the near future. They also explore the idea of “marry the

Looking for great plants? Head to 750 Kings Highway for the RAAI Spring Plant Sale, happening now through May 16. Shop a wide selection of plants Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 4 PM, and Saturdays

Antoine Carey and Pastor Greg Nick preview the first-ever Funded Futures Fade-A-Thon—a 24-hour barbering fundraiser at Central Rappahannock Regional Library in downtown Fredericksburg. The event runs from 10 a.m. June 1st to 10 a.m. June 2nd, with

Shannon Wingert, Michelle Patton Swisher and Rene’ Daniels with Spotsylvania County Schools preview the discussion and Fair, May 5th, 5:30-7:30 at Massaponax High School. It’s free and for all ages. ‘

Teresa Segelken, Devin Fedor, and Christy Pack highlighted a range of academic offerings, including a new Master of Science in Nursing program and an MBA with career-focused pathways, along with continuing and professional programs that feature both

Art Crain and Juanita Shanks spoke about Second Chance Month, highlighting how access to employment, housing, and community support helps people rebuild their lives after incarceration while strengthening families and public safety, while 15-year-old Kora Lester—who is

The Ceili Leahy Blood Drive will take place Friday, May 8, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church, with many donation appointments still available. The Ceili Leahy Day of Service is scheduled for

Jeff Stainbrook at Porter and Erin Creighton at the downtown branch discuss local history and the library’s involvement in Virginia’s VA250 programs. They share what the community can expect in the coming months. The Friends of the

Eve Whittacre, Sophia Whittacre, Bobby Hebert, and Cornelia Rutherford share a lively preview of the upcoming Renaissance Faire at Lake Anna Winery in Spotsylvania, running weekends from May 9 through June 7. They discuss what visitors can

CEO and Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn previews the high-energy production of Guys and Dolls (running May 13–June 28). He shares insight into the show’s dynamic staging, including how the set has been designed and how the

Meghann Cotter and Nick Cadwallender with an update on the Jeremiah Community. The innovative neighborhood will provide permanent housing paired with on-site healthcare, job training, and a built-in community designed to break the cycle of chronic homelessness.

Executive Director Cait Woodward shares Hope House’s wish list—everyday essentials that grants often don’t cover, but are vital for daily life. These are the kinds of needs that rely on community support. They’re also developing a dedicated

Step back in time on April 25 at Drums Along the Rappahannock! Join Dave Muraca and Allison Burgess as they preview this free VA250 event featuring the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps. The program runs from

Dr. Stephen Farnsworth, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs and Director of the Center for Leadership and Media Studies at the University of Mary Washington, breaks down the first months of Abigail Spanberger’s administration, including the

EF High School Exchange Year is bringing the world to local classrooms, giving students a firsthand look at life in another country. Host parent Desiree Warlick is joined by exchange students Sille Adler of Denmark, who attends

Battlefield District Supervisor Chris Yakabouski talks about the county’s newly approved budget and what it means for residents. He also explains why changes to convenience sites are needed. Yakabouski also discusses his decision to run for Commissioner

Historian Scott Walker will present the next talk in the VA250 “A Cultural Quilt” series on April 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Walker will explore the history of Italians in Virginia—sharing not

Earth Day will be celebrated April 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Old Mill Park, featuring a full day of environmental education, activities, vendors, and family-friendly fun. Callie Brown and Courtney Mersiowsky preview the event,

Atlas of Independence: John Adams and the American Revolution offers a vivid, ground-level look at the fight for independence as Chris Mackowski explores his work with the Emerging Revolutionary War series. He examines how John Adams became

Work is about to get underway on eight new Habitat for Humanity homes on Stirrup Lane in Ladysmith. Jason Tickle says the project is part of their effort to expand affordable housing in the area. Those interested

Executive Director Ann Kloeckner sheds light on a critical gap in the legal system—civil cases where people facing serious issues like eviction, debt, or family matters are not guaranteed an attorney if they can’t afford one. She

Horticulture Manager Alexis Fox previews the annual Spring Plant Sale, which begins April 10 at 750 Kings Highway and runs through May 16. The sale will be open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Cait Woodward from Loisann’s Hope House and Great Train Race Director Brian Pessolano preview the May 3rd race in downtown Fredericksburg.  The mile race for ages 6-17.  The 1/2 mile George Dashington and the 1/4 Cabose Run. 

Sgts. Amanda Mele of the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office and Steven Curtis of the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office preview a regional senior outreach event scheduled for April 4 in Fredericksburg. The Triad Expo for Senior Adults  takes 

Adam West talks with Marcus Kahn ahead of University of Mary Washington’s national championship game this Sunday afternoon (4:30 ESPN+)  . The Eagles are on the brink of a title, and Kahn discusses the team’s mindset, preparation,