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Mark Lorenzoni talks about how the Ragged Mountain Running Shop has selected 12 local nonprofits to receive 10% of their sales revenue, one per day over the “Twelve Days of Giving”.
Major Jamerson discusses a new accreditation that the ACPD received for professional standards, as well as accomplishments in 2025 and goals for 2026 for the Department.
Director of Communications for Albemarle County Abbey Stumpf previews the final meeting for Supervisors Diantha McKeel and Jim Andrews, which includes a financial audit report, year in review, zoning updates and more.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere joined the program to talk about the importance of travel in healthy aging and all of the opportunities they provide at the center to do so.
Ed Burton talks about the impact of the latest rate cut, housing affordability issues and more.
Dr. Weiss provides expert advice on when to seek medical attention with injuries during inclement weather and more.
Sharon Ketcham, communications specialist with VDOT provided a road conditions update.
The Senior Minister of University Baptist Church discusses overcoming divisions in the faith community and more.
Jill Schlesinger examines the condition of the economy as we round down 2025 and more.
Former educator and owner of Shenanigans Toy Store Amanda Stevens describes the importance of Toy Lift, mental engagement for kids through play and holiday gift ideas.
