WINA Morning News

Chief Reeves provides updates on traffic fatalities, speed cameras in school zones, protecting the community against substance abuse, access to firearms, community relations and more.

Sarah McConnell, the former news director of WINA is one of the most well-known personalities in the history of the station as she was with us from 1979 to 1999.  She joined the show to commemorate some of the impactful times during her tenure and more.

The Rivanna District Supervisor reacted to the major economic news around Afton Scientific making a $200 million dollar investment in our community as well as updates on transportation and more.

Dr. Chhabra gets into an honest discussion about Virginia Men’s Basketball as well as the issues around NIL and more.

The Director of Communications for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association joined the program to promote the October 27th Walk to End Alzheimer’s event in Charlottesville and a car show at Sam’s Club this weekend, plus the latest research.

The Vice Provost for the Arts at the University of Virginia joined the program to announce the highlights and preview the 37th Annual Virginia Film Festival.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere described events being held for healthy aging week as well as an impactful film on Virginia Public Media on healthy aging as well.

Abbey Stumpf previewed the transportation reports at the Board of Supervisors meeting and also shared from the County Executive Report on support for early childhood education, climate issues and she provided an update on the speed cameras installed at Hydraulic Road.

Kate is with Craig Builders and she joined the show as the Chair of this year’s Parade of Homes happening the next two weekends in Charlottesville.

Bernie Ammons is the Vascular Surgery Clinical Program Coordinator.  She joined the show to discuss the importance of vascular diseases screenings and more.