WINA Morning News

The Chair of the Albemarle County School Board discussed the groundbreaking on capital projects, a potential new math curriculum, social emotional health, school safety, and the process to fill the Rio District seat.

Dr. Wagner provided insightful advice for how to deal with several ailments that cause chronic pain, including knee and back pain as well as a discussion of neuropathy and the benefits of IV treatment and more.

Chief Kochis joined the show to announce the annual community town hall happening Tuesday January 14th.

Dr. Chhabra engages in a candid conversation regarding men’s basketball and the danger that the new NIL environment can have on the mental health of student athletes and more.

Karen Garner is the Advocacy Manager for the Alzheimer’s Association here in Virginia and she joined the show to emphasize the importance of the community joining them for the advocacy day at the Virginia General Assembly on January 30th.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discusses reasonable physical fitness expectations, health planning, and much more.

Abbey joined the program to preview the organizational meeting of the Board of Supervisors which involves selecting a new chair and vice chair as well as other general updates on projects and news from the county you should be aware of.

City Councilor Michael Payne reacts to closure of Reid’s Supermarket with Dori Zook of WINA News.

Dr. Quay is an author, entrepreneur and leading cancer researcher, he joined the show to discuss the Surgeon General’s warning linking alcohol to cancer.

Lori Woolworth is the Operations Manager for Twice Is Nice, the nonprofit resale boutique on Preston Avenue and she joined the show to share their plans for purchasing the Reid’s Supermarket Location now that their owners have decided to close.