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The host of the Schilling Show joined the program to discuss the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, the Republican Convention and the political future of 5th District Congressman Bob Good.
Deputy Chief Childress joined the show to discuss the opening of applications for the next edition of the recruit school and the experience of working with ACFR.
Jill joined the show to discuss that even though inflation numbers have declined we are still dealing with much higher prices as consumers.
Governor Youngkin appeared on CNBC to respond to Virginia achieving the #1 state for business rating for 2024.
Tim Heaphy discussed multiple local and national legal stories including the case involving the Henley Middle School principal, the Nassau street investigation in the city, the Daily Progress FOIA lawsuit regarding the report on the November 2022 tragedy at UVA, the January 6th commission and more.
WINA Real Estate analyst and host of ‘Real Estate Matters’ which airs Saturday mornings at 10am joined the show to discuss his expectation for when mortgage rates will decrease as well as the importance of young professionals to be the driving force behind the local real estate market.
Director Dirby Thomas and actor Matt Higgerman joined the show to preview the Four County Players performance of Shakespeare’s “A Comedy of Errors” taking place at the Barboursville Ruins and the show is available for the next three weekends.
Courteney Stuart discusses the top stories from CvilleRightNow.com including the Nassau street investigation about a fatal car vs. pedestrian incident, Governor Youngkin’s executive order on cell phones, news around the Henley Middle School principal, concerns from business owners on the downtown mall regarding homelessness and the latest from the Daily Progress’s efforts to use legal action to obtain the release of information in two prominent UVA cases.
Dr. Chhabra joined the show to discuss the advantages to joint replacement as well as another lawsuit against the NCAA and developments in the legal battle between the ACC and Clemson and Florida State.