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Will Broscious stopped by to talk about the volume of medical response calls, feedback from the community of town hall and the 7-figure cost of a single fire truck and more.
The WINA Queen of financial information joined the program to talk about gas prices, the forecast for the economy and much more.
Joe Platania joined the show to discuss public safety, including cases where mental health and firearms are involved, as well as proposed civil legislation on gun ownership, prosecution of drug cases and more.
Sergeant Wright is with the traffic safety division of Albemarle joined the show to talk about the dangers of distracted driving and more.
The Rivanna District Supervisor stopped by to talk about Development, a proposed car tax increase and more.
Abbey previews an important Board of Supervisors meeting regarding a potential change in zoning for a mixed-use residential development, a VDOT report and transportation plan, a budget work session and more.
A member of the State Electoral Board as well as a professor of economics in the Frank Batten School for Public Policy at UVA, Sally Hudson joined the show to discuss a myriad of topics from the economy to the security of elections in the commonwealth and more.
The Executive Director of Community Christian Academy talks about the value of a faith based private education as well as a new opportunity for local families regarding their scholarship program and more.
Jonathan Drohlshagen is back to announce the first half of the schedule for the free outdoor music festival FRIDAYS AFTER FIVE at the Ting Pavillion.
Jill Schlesinger examines the latest job and unemployment data, as well as job placement for college grads and home ownership among young people.