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Zonta Club chapter says ‘NO’ to violence against women
Zonta Club of Fredericksburg members include, front row from left, Marti Barth, Ginger Mitchell, Estela Avery, Pam Nabers, JoAnn Krauskopf, Carol Stead, Lisamarie Williams; standing, Liz Wunderlich, Tammy Jo Blackwell, Elizabeth Loggie, Sharon Joseph, Vicki Taylor, Mary Wills, Frankie Hohenberger, Renee Pearson, Lisa Roebuck, Janice Fox, Parlet Kunz. ? Submitted photo
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News Staff, on December 8, 2022
Zonta Club chapter says ‘NO’ to violence against women

The Zonta Club of Fredericksburg’s “16 Days of Activism” campaign (slated Nov. 25 to Dec. 10) is working to raise awareness of the issue of domestic violence that occurs in many forms. Along with a banner across Fredericksburg’s Main Street, the local organization is also sponsoring its display

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