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Charlottesville City Councilor Natalie Oschirin discusses the report from City Manager Sam Sanders on addressing the needs of the unhoused and much more.
Todd Archer with Bob’s Wheel Alignment talks about situations when an engine has to be replaced and more.
Rio District candidate for the Albemarle School Board Jim Dillenbeck joined the show to share his reasons for running and ways he believes he can help the school system.
ACFR Fire Fighter Ben Noble discusses the importance of child seat safety and more.
Jill takes a look at this week’s meeting of the Federal Reserve and what it could mean for our economy and more.
Lisa Hilgartnder, with the league of women voters joined the show to remind you about voter registration and early voting for the 2025 elections in Virginia.
Professor Burton talks about local tourism dollars, collaboration between the city and UVA, housing development, jobs and more.
The Chair of the Albemarle County School Board discusses capacity issues, weapon screenings, speed cameras and the process of examining whether building a $200 million dollar new high school is a reasonable solution for the overcrowding issues in the high schools.
John Freeman gets you prepared for UVA Football’s matchup with William and Mary.
Jonathan Cotten, the CEO of the Good Feet Store and Executive Director of Character First Athletics, discusses the new book he has helped former UVA Running Back Perris Jones write, who shares his story of how a spinal injury ended his football career but began something much greater.
