From the Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia: With spring right around the corner, many homeowners are making the move to repair or replace their current roof. The off season may prove to be the best time to jump on a home improvement project. The Better...

Pohanka Nissan to raffle off a new car to help build support for Cooking Autism, Inc, Micah Ministries, G3 Community Services, and the YMCA

While scrolling through Facebook, a message pops up in Facebook Messenger. It’s your friend, family member, or neighbor. At least it “looks” like them….

Central Rappahannock Regional Library Youth Services Coordinator Darcie Caswell talks about Library Express,  the Adult Winter Reading Challenge and various youth and adult services activities in this month and next. 

Shericka Twyner from the Caroline Y and Association Community Health and Wellness Director Naomie Murdock talk about RESET and what’s next.  An update on upcoming Y programs and the next challenge.

Habitat of Caroline’s Jason Tickle tells us they are expanding their work into the Middle Peninsula

Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about how COVID has impacted the legal system and General Assembly legislation impacting housing laws.

A celebration at a Habitat for Humanity build site in Bowling Green last week. Caroline School Superintendent Dr. Sarah Calveric and some of her staff helped in the construction of a home of another Caroline Schools employee.

Jason Tickle and Stephanie Ball with an update on the USDA Self-Help program. (Joined by State Director Jeanie Barbrow)

The Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia says the pandemic isn’t over yet, and there are still multiple risks associated with traveling – both to your health and your wallet.

Sara Poore and Vicki Sowers with the Fredericksburg Area Museum talk about how museum’s have been impacted by COVID and what you’ll see in the coming days with the FAM. 

The Fairy Godmother Project’s Andie McConnell talks about reaching out and helping families impacted by pediatric cancer.  There are volunteer opportunities and ways you can financially assist.

The Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia says instead of clicking on links that others may send you in texts and social media, consider making a cash donation through the charity’s own website

Rappahannock United Way’s Janel Donohue talks about Mission Independence for teens–now is the time to sign up, free tax help and the Women United Reset program on Saturday.