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Albemarle County PD has hired a new Deputy Chief for Professional Standards and Investigations and Major Camille Stewart joined the show to talk about her background in law enforcement and her new role as a Deputy Chief in Albemarle County.
Ed Burton discusses recent employment numbers and the Senate passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and more.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discusses the travel options they have and how traveling can aid in healthy aging.
Dr. Holstege talks about summer safety tips including protection against heat related illness, fireworks safety and the increased dangers associated with substance abuse combined with heat and more.
Neil Williamson reacts to the recent decision in Charlottesville Circuit Court regarding the City Zoning Ordinance, and where the city potentially goes from here.
The Editor-N-Chief of CvilleRightNow.com breaks down the tough questions surrounding the resignation of former UVA President Jim Ryan.
Jill provides some important things to think about regarding a mid-year financial checkup and more.
Dr. Scott Wagner talks about different aspects of regenerative medicine, including Intravenous therapy, blood plasma stem cell therapy for join healing and methylation therapy, which is a genetic test that identifies what you should eat for your best health results and more.
Professor Cary breaks down the Virginia Governor’s race and much more.
The owner of local technology company “P.J. Networks” joined the show to discuss his new book called “The Consummate Network Engineer” involving how technology in business, and interpersonal relationships intersect and much more.