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The Senior Minister for University Baptist Church takes a look at the issues of the day through a faith perspective, with an emphasis on love, and respect as we deal with the challenges of the news cycle around us.
Jill breaks down the December jobs report and looks at the overall employment situation from 2025, and also provides advice about protecting older family members from financial fraud.
The Executive Director of the Central Virginia Red Cross joined the show to preview the Broadcasters for Blood event happening on Monday, January 12th.
Dr. Acuff provided an update on the new leadership of the school board and their response to the questions the Board of Supervisors asked regarding a proposed new high school and more.
Tim Heaphy comments on local gun violence, investigations around officer involved shootings, the NIL legal debacle, UVA governance and more.
Chief Reeves discusses the numbers of how crime has decreased in the areas of gang activity, gun violence, property crimes and more.
Llezelle Dugger and Becca Peters joined the show to talk about the Aidan’s Lights project at Penn Park and the latest fundraiser for the initiative being held at 3 Notched Brewing Company on Monticello Avenue on January 14th.
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.