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Brian Levy of Rhizome Productions talks about the big family fun event called the Charlottesville Jamboree happening this October.
The President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty talks about encouraging data on mortgage rates and efforts to assist with housing affordability locally.
John Freeman breaks down the matchup with NC State.
Officer Deane discussed the need for more officers for public safety, the risks and benefits of the job, training and more.
The CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and tutoring discussed the stress, anxiety and distractions that could be affecting your child’s performance and more.
Jim Andrews discussed the comprehensive plan, the local schools, economic development, property rights and more.
We all have a lot to do and to be concerned about in our community and the world, that’s why sports is important. The Chair of UVA Orthopedics has a serious job, but he joined the show to talk about injuries from HS Football in their acute care clinic, injuries around UVA Football and the next game with NC State.
Director of Marketing and Communications for the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association joined the show to highlight the importance of their 24 hour help line for caregivers and family members of those dealing with memory impairment.
Ed Burton discusses our local economy in reference to the impact of the University of Virginia and the crossroads that most institutions face in funding athletics as well as advice for high school athletes being offered over a million dollars to enroll in college football programs.
Chief Kochis addressed the pursuit and apprehension of juvenile suspects who led police on a chase locally and the proposed comping in public places ordinance that city council is considering.