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Brian Pinkston shares openly his thoughts about the issues surrounding the proposed camping and storage in public places ordinance that was discussed at the City Council meeting.
Pastor Desmond Glenn, the Community Care pastor at Portico Church, and Adam Coleman, the Ridge Street Campus pastor of the Point Church joined the show to talk about the third annual Day of Healing, which happens Saturday September 6th at Mt. Zion First African Baptist Church. The event will feature 16 local churches in an effort to reach out to the community and promote unity among local churches.
Associate AD Eric Ward gives you all the information you need to have the best fan experience at UVA Football games.
Dr. Acuff provides an update on device free education, weapon screening and construction projects for Albemarle County Schools.
John Freeman gets you ready for the 54 new players as Virginia prepares to take on Coastal Carolina.
The City’s top prosecutor discusses the PCOB, the investigation into the Orangedale shooting, the fireworks ordinance, SRO’s in schools and more.
WINA’s injury prevention, sports medicine and UVA Athletics analyst Dr. Bobby Chhabra, the Chair of UVA Orthopedics, previews the expectations for Virginia Football in game one against Coastal and beyond.
Professor Burton discusses the new 50% tariff on India, as well as his predictions for consumer trends and the impact of the cost of healthcare in our country.
Charles Lewis and Sarad Davenport moderated the community forum on the return of school resource police officers to Charlottesville Schools, and they joined the program to recap the event and to highlight the series of community discussions entitled “Can I talk to you Cville” which emphasizes civility in community discussions and more.
The Director of the Ambulatory Pharmacy at UVA Health discussed the importance of responsible medication disposal and the milestone of filling over 1,000,000 million prescriptions in FY25.