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Lily Stendig from from Albemarle High School and Sofia Smith from Tandem Friends school, are two of the many student coordinators helping to coordinate the annual school food drive to benefit thousands of people in the region suffering from nutrition insecurity.
Officer Vanwitzenberg provided important public safety information for drivers as we move to daylight saving time and more.
Jim Andrews recapped a public hearing on the proposed budget, discussed the tax rate, affordable housing and more.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics describes the new acute care services they are providing to the community, preventing overuse injuries among young athletes and of course, the Virginia Men’s Basketball coaching search:
Ed Burton discusses tariffs, federal spending, the stock market, the local real estate market and more.
Abbey Stumpf previewed the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors meeting which includes the first public hearing on the budget and more.
Brian Pinkston joined the show to discuss the proposed city budget and more.
Karen Murray previews the 50th running of the Charlottesville Ten Miler.
Dr. Robert Shin is the Director of Multiple Sclerosis and Clinical Neuroimmunology Division at UVA Health and he appeared on the show to highlight Multiple Sclerosis Division Awareness Month including advancements in treatments and more.
Kimberly Sheffield with the Jefferson School Foundation, and Jim Battaglia with the Salvation Army describe an impactful event to understand and combat issues around being unhoused in Charlottesville.