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Matt Harmon of Harmony Wine and Josephine Carr from Castle Hill Cider joined the show to share about an exciting wine festival and competition being held in our community.
The Host of WINA’s ‘Real Estate Matters’ joined the program to talk about a major settlement with the National Association of Realtors that could affect the compensation structure of realtors moving forward and more.
Charlottesville’s Police Chief discusses the recent shots fired incidents, access to firearms, juveniles and much more.
Whitehall District Supervisor Ann Mallek discusses land use, transportation, development and more in regard to the comprehensive plan as well as her initial position on the tax rate.
WINA Injury Prevention and Sports Medicine Analyst Dr. Bobby Chhabra, the Chair of UVA Orthopedics has a candid conversation regarding UVA Men’s Basketball and the NCAA Tournament.
Courteney Stuart discusses her story on the hiring of a new principal at Charlottesville High School, gun violence, juveniles and more.
Emily Kilroy advances the meeting agenda for the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors highlighting the things you need to know and more.
Melanie Benjamin discusses the important role the Center plays in hosting community events including a recent Albemarle Town Hall and more.
Richard Feero with Abundant Life Ministries and UVA Basketball Alumn Travis Watson joined the show to discuss their exciting March Madness event which takes place on Thursday March 21st at Kardinal Hall which will feature prizes and more all to benefit the work of Abundant Life.
Dr. Steven Lockey is a spinal surgeon with UVA Orthopedics, he joined the show to discuss the type of injuries that require surgery, nonsurgical treatments and advancements in research.