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CBS Business Analyst and Host of “Money Moves” on Youtube, Jill Schlesinger breaks down the latest in the U.S. economy from slower job creation to a booming stock market and more.
The Senior Minister of University Baptist Church discussed engaging college students in community and faith, the low barrier shelter and homelessness and how to help those who are processing grief.
Major Randy Jamerson discussed the midyear report for the Albemarle County Police, discussing crime […]
The Executive Director of the nonprofit camp for children with medical needs discussed their new Med Korner building that helps them serve the children in camp to a far greater level.
Whitehall District Supervisor in Albemarle, Ann Mallek discussed housing policy, development in activity center, infrastructure, population growth and more.
Abbey Campbell, the Marketing and Brand Manager for the Markets at Tiger Fuel and Cathy Bagwell Marsh, the Development and Community Engagement Manager for the Blue Ridge Area Foodbank discussed the August round up campaign to donate financially to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton discussed housing policy, fuel prices, the recent actions of the Federal Reserve and more.
Charlottesville’s City Manager discussed all the dynamics of their homeless services comprehensive plan, including who will staff the low barrier shelter, associated costs, plans moving forward and more.
WINA Healthy Aging expert and Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discussed the importance of social connection as we age and their Circle of Friends program.
The spokesperson for Albemarle County discussed the Board of Supervisors’ work sessions on housing policy, activity centers in development and their 2027 legislative priorities.