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Local geriatrician Dr. Richard Lindsay discusses the new series at UVA Health “Caring for the Care Giver” of which he is the first speaker.
Marissa is the Director of annual giving for Camp Holiday Trails, a local nonprofit serving children with medical needs as well as their siblings and families. She addressed the progress of their new on-site hospital and much more.
Jill talks about the changing dynamics in the job market based on hiring and firing data recently.
Automotive Expert Todd Archer joined the show to talk about the 45th anniversary celebration of Bob’s Wheel Alignment in our community as a family owned business that had very humble beginnings.
Senior Organizer at the Legal Aid Justice Center, Harold Foley joined the show to discuss an initiative to help formerly incarcerated individuals avoid barriers to housing because of their backgrounds.
Michael Guthrie talks about the importance of developing more inventory and the complexities around it and how the community is adjusting to the fact that interest rates are not coming down.
John Freeman breaks down the huge match up with Miami who trails Virginia only by a half game.
Charlottesville’s police chief discusses drug distribution, firearm possession, and more.
The Scottsville District Supervisor described the challenges the county is facing in the proposed budget, including school construction projects, first responders, housing and more.
The Director of Communications for Albemarle County provided details on how the budget process will move forward over the next few weeks following the February 25th presentation of the recommended budget by the County Administrator, Jeff Richardson.