Join us on this episode of the Potomac Local News Podcast as host Uriah Kiser, founder and publisher of Potomac Local News, sits down with two stars of Jesus Christ Superstar—Anthony Nuccio (Judas Iscariot) and Kiley Ernest (Mary Magdalene). They discuss their roles, the energy of this iconic rock opera, and what makes this production at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Fredericksburg so special.

Topics Covered in This Episode:

• What makes Jesus Christ Superstar a rock opera instead of a traditional musical
• How the show brings a humanistic portrayal to biblical figures
• The high-energy music and vocal demands of performing in a rock opera
• The evolution of the show since its debut 55 years ago
• What audiences can expect from this dynamic production

Get your tickets now! Jesus Christ Superstar is live on stage through April 27th at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts.

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Historic Celebrations Are Coming to Fredericksburg

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Join us for this edition of the Potomac Local News Podcast as we sit down with Stafford County Board of Supervisors Chairman Deuntay Diggs to discuss some of the biggest issues facing Stafford County in 2025.

Topics Covered in This Episode:

• The county’s upcoming budget season – Will taxes go up? What are the funding priorities?
• The debate over data centers – Should they require special permits, or should Stafford encourage their growth?
• The future of economic development – What happened to promised retail, entertainment, and restaurants?
• Stafford’s new courthouse and whether a town center could still be in the works.

Chairman Diggs’ upcoming town hall (March 27) and how residents can get involved in their community.

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Welcome to the Potomac Local News Podcast. In this episode, host Uriah Kiser sits down with Dr. Janet Gullickson, President of Germanna Community College, as she reflects on her impactful tenure and upcoming retirement.

Dr. Gullickson has been instrumental in transforming Germanna into a leading institution, expanding opportunities for students, and driving innovative initiatives. We discuss her journey, the challenges she faced, and what’s next for the college and her own future.

Topics Covered:

• The evolution of Germanna Community College under her leadership
• The importance of community colleges in shaping local economies
• Her reflections on education, leadership, and the future of learning
• What’s next for Dr. Gullickson after retirement

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In this Potomac Local News Podcast episode, host Uriah Kiser sits down with Craig Wade, President of the Prince William Association of Realtors, and Matthew Rathbun, President-Elect of the Fredericksburg Area Association of Realtors. They discuss the latest trends in the local real estate market, the impact of rising interest rates, and the challenges first-time homebuyers face in Northern Virginia.

The conversation also dives into the region’s housing inventory, with insights on the growing demand for homes and the lack of affordable options, especially in areas like Prince William, Fredericksburg, and Stafford. Craig and Matthew share their predictions for 2025, the future of smart growth, and the importance of balancing development with affordability.

Whether you’re considering buying or selling a home or just interested in local real estate trends, this episode offers valuable insights from two experts in the field.

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This week, we’re thrilled to host Dr. Babur Lateef, Chairman of the Prince William County School Board, and Jennifer Wall, Gainesville District Representative, for an engaging discussion on the state of education in Prince William County on the next Potomac Local News Podcast.

What’s on the agenda?

• The post-cellphone era in schools: How the ban is reshaping classrooms and reducing behavioral issues.
• Big plans for 2025: Over $1 billion in capital improvements, exciting new extracurricular programs, and updates to the strategic plan.
• Teacher retention and compensation: Learn how Prince William County is setting new benchmarks for teacher salaries and competitiveness.
• Graduation rates and academic rigor: Discover how the school division is helping students achieve excellence and access unprecedented scholarship opportunities.

Dr. Lateef also shares insights into his campaign for Virginia Lieutenant Governor, touching on statewide education funding and key constitutional amendments.

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Join Uriah Kiser, founder and publisher of Potomac Local News, as he sits down with Dayna-Marie Miles, the newest member of the Manassas City School Board.

In this engaging episode, Dayna-Marie shares her journey to the school board, her priorities for education in Manassas City, and her vision for fostering open communication between the board and the community.

Topics Covered:

– Dayna-Marie’s background as a teacher and local parent

– Her focus on improving transparency and communication within the school board

– Addressing key issues like attendance, grading policies, and future school projects

– Insights from her first weeks on the school board and her mini-retreat experience

Stay Connected: Dayna-Marie encourages the community to reach out and share ideas.

Connect with her via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daynamilesforschoolboard

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Welcome to the Potomac Local News podcast! In this episode, Uriah Kiser sits down with Seth Hendler-Voss, Director of Prince William County Parks and Recreation, to discuss exciting developments in local parks, including the Dove’s Landing Project.

Learn about:

• The $10M initiative transforming Dove’s Landing into a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
• Plans for water access, hiking trails, and preserving biodiversity.
• Community feedback from recent public meetings.
• The challenges and vision for future park expansions, including Sinclair Mill Park and historic property acquisitions.
• How you can get involved with the State of the Parks Address on February 13 at Forest Park High School.

Discover the natural gems of Prince William County and the efforts to balance conservation with recreation.

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Step into the life of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll with Riverside Theater’s electrifying production of “Heartbreak Hotel.” Featuring Elliott Litherland as “Old Elvis” and Luke Purcell as “Teen Elvis,” this high-energy show will have you singing, dancing, and cheering all night long.

In this episode, we sit down with the show’s stars to hear about their roles, what drew them to this production, and how they’re bringing Elvis Presley to life on stage. They share everything from personal connections to Elvis’s thrill of performing in this iconic musical!

Don’t miss out on this crowd-pleasing musical event, captivating audiences and warming hearts this winter.

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In this episode of the Potomac Local News podcast, we sit down with Don Pannell from Prince William Water to discuss the vital role of water infrastructure in Northern Virginia. From emergency preparedness plans to lessons learned from recent events in Richmond, Don shares insights into how Prince William Water ensures reliable service for over 300,000 residents.

Key topics include:

• How Prince William Water maintains a 99.999% reliability metric.
• The importance of proactive maintenance and infrastructure upgrades.
• Collaborative efforts with Fairfax Water, including the Occoquan Crossing project.
• Educational programs like the Water Academy to engage the community.

Don also addresses concerns about future water needs as the region grows and sheds light on the investments required to maintain critical infrastructure.

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Visit Prince William Water to learn more about their services and how they prepare for the unexpected.