The Isaiah Benjamin Aronoff Foundation is marking a major milestone this October with a weekend dedicated to service, celebration, wellness, education and community. The Foundation will celebrate 10 years of supporting college students while joining Moore’s Balloon Decor in recognizing its 20th anniversary, bringing the two milestones together for an anniversary celebration weekend in Fredericksburg. The festivities begin on Saturday, October 17, 2026, with the Foundation’s 2

The Virginia Affordability Project is continuing its grassroots effort to hear directly from residents about one of the most pressing issues facing families across the Commonwealth: the rising cost of everyday life. Led by Dr. Lorita Daniels, the project centers on listening, learning, sharing and finding solutions together. Its goal is to create space for everyday Virginians to talk openly about the financial pressures affecting their households—from housing and groceries to

Rev. Herman Gladney, Beth Sinkler, and Clara Nsenkyire join *Community Conversations* to raise awareness and share the mission of FASCA.

Legendary Vibraphonist and Fredericksburg resident Harry Wilson celebrates his 78 birthday with a string of upcoming performances.

The Fredericksburg Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is now enrolling youth for its 2026–2027 programs focused on leadership, education, wellness, financial awareness, and college and career readiness. Hear more about the programs from Kemisha Denny on **BFR’s Community Conversations**, airing Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Program Director Twana James interviewed by host Dori Stewart 🎙️✨ BLACK FREDERICKSBURG RADIO ON THE FXBG NEIGHBORS PODCAST! ✨ A special thank-you to Dori Stewart and the Fredericksburg Neighbors Podcast for inviting me to share the story and mission behind Black Fredericksburg Radio. 📻🖤 Here is a short preview of our conversation! To watch the full interview, visit the Black Fredericksburg Radio YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe, like and share! We are also proud to an

Our very own Brother Reiko Carter, Technical Director of Black Fredericksburg Radio and host of One Minute for God and The Gospel Turn Up, is preparing to release his powerful new book, The Tears God Saw: Finding Purpose in the Pain I Tried to Hide.

The candlelight vigil and walk in honor of Stephanie Myers was more than a moment of remembrance — it was a call for awareness, healing, and support for those impacted by domestic violence. As we honor Stephanie Myers, we also want our community to know that help is available. You are not alone. Resources available in our region: • Empowerhouse — Free, confidential support for survivors of domestic violence and their children. 24/7 hotline: 540-373-9373 or 877-734-7238 • The

Freedom. Culture. Community. Legacy. ❤️🖤💚💛 Juneteenth is almost here, and our region is showing up with celebrations that honor our history, uplift our people, and bring the community together! Mark your calendars and make plans to support these upcoming Juneteenth events: ✨ Saturday, June 6, 2026 | 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM Juneteenth Celebration 📍 North Stafford High School, Stafford, VA ✨ Friday, June 19, 2026 | 11:00 AM 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration 📍 Colonial Beach Town

🎶 TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT! 🎶 Tune in tonight at 7:30 PM Eastern Time on Black Fredericksburg Radio for the premiere of Showcase Radio with hosts James & Dev! 🎤🔥 This brand-new podcast shines a spotlight on local talent, artists, musicians, interviews, original music, performances, and more from Fredericksburg and surrounding areas. 🖤 We’re excited to create another platform for local creativity, community voices, and the artists who make our region shine. 📻 Premiere: Tonigh

Black Fredericksburg Radio’s Omari Bailey talks with local artist Blake Brown, a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Blake’s work explores culture, Black identity, memory, and modern life through a bold style he calls “propa-contemporary.” Tune in as Omari shines a spotlight on the creativity, vision, and story behind Blake’s art. Experience Blake's work at Sophia Street Studios in Downtown Fredericksburg, 1104 Sophia Street. #blakebrown #blkfxb

Coach B & The Lady Jackets Coach B was on the scene with the James Monroe High School Lady Jackets softball team after their big Senior Day win against Chancellor! 🥎🎙️ The Lady Jackets showed teamwork, pride, and plenty of school spirit — and we’re excited to spotlight these young athletes on Black Fredericksburg Radio. 🖤❤️ #BLKFXBGRadio #CoachBOnTheScene #LadyJacketsSoftball #JMHS #CommunitySports #FredericksburgVA

✨🙌🏾 Our hearts are still full after the 1st Annual Black Fredericksburg Radio Praise Fest — One Voice, One Community, One Praise 🙌🏾✨ What a beautiful, spirit-filled, unforgettable day. To every person who attended, participated, performed, volunteered, supported, and prayed with us .... thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 🫶🏽Your presence helped make this more than an event… it became a true expression of unity, love, faith, and community. 💛 Seeing representatives

This episode of Community Conversations features Virginia Delegates *Joshua Cole, Nicole Cole, and Stacey Carroll* as they join us for a conversation about leadership, representation, and the issues shaping our communities. We also discuss the *Redistricting Referendum* and why it matters, along with what voters need to understand about fair representation and having a voice in the future of their districts.

From a soundproof room inside her suite to the airwaves across the region 🎙️✨ — Twana James, founder and Program Director of Black Fredericksburg Radio, is building a home for the culture right here in the Fredericksburg area. ❤️🖤💚 What started as a vision has become a voice for the community. We’re honored to be featured in the Fredericksburg Free Press! 🙌🏾📰 The article highlights the journey of Twana James, radio veteran and founder of Black Fredericksburg Radio, and

Omari Bailey launched his very first assignment as Black Fredericksburg Radio’s resident Man on the Street with a powerful on-stage interview featuring the cast of The History Lesson at the John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Center Museum 🎤✨ This moving theatrical production brings history to life through storytelling, culture, and unforgettable performances. 🎭 The History Lesson 📅 February 21 & 22, 2026 ⏰ 7:00 PM 📍 John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Center 7565

🎉 Exciting News! Our New App Is Available for Download 📱 We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of our brand-new app — designed to

🎙️ We are growing at Black Fredericksburg Radio! 🎶 Here’s a little montage of what’s been happening behind the scenes, and trust us, this is just the beginning. 🎙👼🏾 We’ve got new podcasts on the way and new voices joining the station, voices that truly reflect us as a community. Over the next few months, we’ll be diving into real conversations around mental health, family, life, Black parenting, relationships, and everything in between. And of course, you can always coun

In this episode of Community Conversations, Cynthia Perry shares the inspiration behind Exes and Ohs! A Gathering for Women and discusses the importance of creating safe, supportive spaces for women navigating life before, during, and after divorce.

✨ WOW. Just ONE year ago, Black Fredericksburg Radio was simply an idea. And in the last 8 months, that idea didn’t just come to life — it THRIVED. 🎙️🔥 From live broadcasts 📡 to launching new shows like The Gospel Turn Up with Brotha Reiko 🙌🏾🎶, to community-driven vignettes like The Connect with Tamra 🤝🏾 — we have built something powerful, intentional, and rooted in YOU. 2025 showed us what happens when a community believes, shows up, and participates. This station ex