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Former Charlottesville Fire Chief and advocate for first responders Charles Werner reflects on the 24-year anniversary of 9-11 and discusses the importance of unity moving forward.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics talks about how an injury to one of UVA’s prominent players is impacting the team, as well as a breakdown on Men’s Basketball, the Washington Commanders and more.
Melanie gives you the latest information about important discussions and events at our “community center” the Center at Belvedere.
The President and CEO of the Free Enterprise Forum breaks down aspects of Albemarle County’s comprehensive plan and the planning commission’s consideration of a new 12 home development at the 64 -29 bypass interchange and more.
Dr. Sullivan is a Neonatologist who joined the program to discuss the advancements in research and care for the littlest among us in the NICU at UVA Health.
Editor-N-Chief of Cville Right Now Mike Barber joined the show to discuss his in-depth story on the School Resource Officer program in Albemarle County and their desire to build relationships between young people and law enforcement.
The Senior Minister of University Baptist church discusses community issues from a faith-based perspective.
The Chair of the 2025 Parade of Homes through the Blue Ridge Home Builders Association describes the benefits of this year’s event.
Jill responds to the cooling of the labor market and much more.
Tim Heaphy discusses the proposed camping ordinance in Charlottesville and the issues around it as well as the recent high-speed chases in the city, one of which involved juveniles and how prosecutors may approach it given the complexity of the situation.