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The City Manager Sam Sanders spoke with Cville Right Now Editor -N-Chief Mike Barber regarding the situation around the unhoused and the Free Bridge encampment during the cold weather.
College Sports are changing drastically, and now lawyers are getting involved, Tim Heaphy examines it all.
Dr. Acuff joined the show to recap the quarterly assessments on student performance as well as the status of the pending collective bargaining agreement with the Albemarle Education Association.
The CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring discussed the dynamic that led to Governor Spanberger appointing 10 new BOV members and more.
The Rivanna District Supervisor addressed the average increase in assessments and also the plan for the development area moving forward.
Dr. Chhabra talks about how UVA Ortho’s new acute care after hours clinic helps individuals with injuries in an outpatient setting in a much more efficient way than waiting for hours at the emergency room. He also commented on the naming of the court for former UVA Men’s Basketball Coach Tony Bennett this weekend and more.
UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton shares his hopes for the Board of Visitors and their governance of the university as well as his thoughts on the international trade discussions and their impacts on the U.S. economy.
Lloyd Snook joined the program to recap the council meeting including a report on student housing projects that impact the city, the mixed use development at 501 Cherry Avenue and more.
The owner of the Good Feet Store previews an appearance by former UVA Quarterback Chandler Morris that is happening Wednesday afternoon at 4:30p.m. at the Shops in Stonefield.
Abbey Stumpf previews the big County Real Estate Assessment report and an important work session on development in the county comprehensive plan.