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Ned Galloway discusses his reelection to the Board and the position of Chair, as well as priorities for the county like public safety and affordable housing.
Dr. Chhabra discusses the frequency of injuries they saw as a department over the holidays, guarding against injury with exercise New Years resolutions, UVA Men’s Basketball and the latest challenges with NIL, involving breach of contract and more.
As you get back into the athletic swing of things, community fitness advocate Mark Lorenzoni gives you the dos and don’ts so you’ll stick with it.
Professor Burton is back responding to comments by former Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen about the danger of the U.S. debt and a new report on the economic impact of the University of Virginia.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere joined the show to talk about the importance of social engagement and the opportunities they offer and more.
The President and CEO of the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce previews the annual state of the community event and discusses public policy to advocate for business the downtown mall merchants and more.
Charlottesville’s Mayor stopped by to discuss his reappointment, affordable housing, transportation, public safety and more.
With the US taking military action in Venezuela, Jill Schlesinger addresses whether there will be an economic benefit for Americans.
John McGuire discussed his work in bringing jobs to Virginia, affordability, a proposed bill on promoting home ownership among younger Americans, border security, the proposed redistricting in Virginia and more.
55th District Delegate Amy Laufer outlines the priorities for her party as the General Assembly begins as well as her priorities around gun legislations and the governance of universities and more.