New Dominion Podcast: Supervisor Tom Coen and Deuntay Diggs
Supervisor Tom Coen (I-George Washington) is a veteran educator representing the George Washington District for Stafford County. Deuntay Diggs (I) is a veteran deputy for Stafford County and a VMI graduate. If you are looking for a debate where two gentlemen can disagree without being disagreeable, then this is the debate you have been waiting […]
New Dominion Podcast: Traci Abramson
Traci Abramson is an accomplished local author of 45 bestselling books and is an eight-time Whitney Award winner, including 2017 and 2019 Best Novel of the Year, who shares with us her unique style of writing, the great work being done at Jacob’s Ladder helping feed Fredericksburg area residents, and how to tackle controversial books […]
New Dominion Podcast: Leigh Anne Van Doren
Leigh Anne Van Doren is the publisher and the owner of Fredericksburg Parent and Family, who shares her thoughts about moms as an underserved community, the importance of pre-K development, and how the Dolly Parton Imagination Library is putting great books into tiny hands. Plus plenty of discussion about the new FXBG Advance. You can […]
New Dominion Podcast: Adam Lynch
Adam Lynch Ever wonder what an ADU even is? Adam Lynch serves as the vice-chair for the Fredericksburg Planning Commission and explains not only the ins and outs of ADUs, the arguments for and against, and why he discovered his own interest in city planning. A must listen episode. You can also listen to this […]
New Dominion Podcast: Ben Litchfield
Ben Litchfield and Bridging the Working Class Divide Ben Litchfield is a former Stafford Democratic Committee chairman and the former candidate for the Democratic nod in SD-27. Litchfield talks about voter fatigue, how campaign finance is overwhelming the interests of people in favor of raw capital, and how investing in childcare and the working class […]