WINA Morning News

Sam Heath and Paul Beyer joined the show to promote a number of significant events on day two of the Tom Tom Festival, including the documentary about William Washington and the Bridge Ministry Program called ‘A Bridge to Life’.

WINA’s Investigative Journalist examines the discussion around social media and the mental health of youth as well as recent gun violence in the community and more.

The Chair of UVA Orthopdedics describes a health education clinic they are offering on some of the more frequently asked orthopedic questions from back pain to concussions as well as reaction to a potential major change to transfer rules in the NCAA and more.

The owner of the Catering Outfit joined the program to promote a special fundraiser for the Makindu Children’s Program featuring several local musical acts and much more.

The Senior Program Manager for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association joined the show to discuss upcoming programs and the critical need for volunteers to help bring awareness to resources being offered by the association across 52 counties in Virginia.

The Senior Chaplain of the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail discusses the trauma and recidivism facing inmates and how you can get involved to change it.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere provides another update on programming options at the facility and more.

Dr. Kate Acuff joined the show to discuss how the division is approaching mental health as well as the impact of social media on the social emotional condition of students.

Andrea Copeland stopped by to discuss the spring event ‘State of the Chamber’ as well as plans for a trip abroad for Chamber members.

Ed Burton discusses what to do with your tax refund, the Federal Reserve, the national debt and more.