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Michael Guthrie, a former board member, and the Director of Advancement and Communications Faith Kelley joined the show to talk about their March 19th “Abundant Madness” event at Kardinal Hall in the midst of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament to benefit their work in Charlottesville.
Juandiego and Cory stopped by to talk about the incredible work of AHIP in our community.
Andrew Nick provided information on emergency preparedness ahead of the severe weather expected for Monday afternoon, as well as the lifesaving importance of updating your smoke alarms, which the County will do for free in your home.
Jill joined the show and provided advice for avoiding tax scams and more.
Tim Heaphy talked about recent legislative action at the General Assembly regarding University attorneys, gun legislation, NCAA eligibility and much more.
The Jack Jouette representative of the Albemarle County School Board discussed their club policy and the approval of the budget request for the school division.
The President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty and host of Real Estate Matters joined the show to break down the latest in affordability and the overall real estate market.
Community Fitness Advocate Mark Lorenzoni joined the show to promote the Haven 8K race on March 14th, that supports initiatives for the unhoused in our community.
Detective Baggett discussed the threat of crypto currency scams that have robbed Albemarle residents of $240,000 dollars in the last 15 months.
Walter Slawski, local chef and owner of the Catering Outfit and Michael Farley with Makindu Children’s joined the show to talk about the April 11th concert and festival to benefit over 500 orphans in Africa.