The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.

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The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
Saturday morning about a dozen volunteers harvested some potatoes at Rappahannock Education Farm in White Oak.
Fallen Heroes 5 miler moved from downtown to James Monroe High School.
Freedom isn’t free–Spotsylvania-based Leashes of Valor sees it everyday as they train service dogs for veterans.
Kurt Erickson with the Washington Regional Alcohol Program says #77 to report drunk drivers.
Despite closing on June 12, the clinic must keep its pharmacy open through July 10 per state regulations.
Outgoing President Janel Donohue talks about the region with no locally run United Way–and what it means for other non-profits in the area.
Grant will cover planting of native plant species, installation of educational signage.
The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
Pair’s outstanding commitment to summer hunger relief earns national recognition.
Virginia Community Food Connections Executive Director Candice Armstrong talks about the SNAP/match program at local farmers markets.
Planting has turned into harvesting this summer at the farm in White Oak.
342 pounds of vegetables harvested and donated on Monday.
Virginia Energy Sense is a statewide program focused on educating all of us about energy efficiency and reducing energy useage.
The Food Bank says you’re welcome to come by for food assistance once a week, whether you choose a Drive-Thru, Walk-Up, or Fresh Market distribution.
Some of the sick and neglected dogs brought back to this area and are available for adoption.
Rappahannock United Way is getting ready to close after 86 years in the region.
Food Bank President and CEO Dan Maher is increasingly worried that federal cuts could cripple some of their most used programs.
The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank says there is no need to bring paperwork or ID.
Alexis Innis with American Red Cross Blood Services says the need is high this summer.