WINA Morning News

Walter Slawsky, the owner of the Catering Outfit joined the show to discuss the third annual Harambe event to support the Makindu Children’s Foundation.

Reynolds discussed the progress of the potential sale of the Dewberry Hotel, the status of the Violet Crown building on the Downtown Mall, and the situation surrounding DEI and the Health System controversy at UVA.

Albemarle High School Teacher Rich Lindsay previews the historic opportunity for the Albemarle Patriot Boys Basketball team to play in the State Championship game in Richmond at 2:30p.m. on Thursday March 13th.

Mark Lorenzoni, the WINA Good News Czar and community fitness and running advocate previews the 50th anniversary of the Charlottesville Ten Miler, which is Saturday March 22nd.

Sheri is with the Alzheimer’s Association, and she discussed an upcoming dementia conference in Richmond and ways you can support the annual walk to end Alzheimer’s.

Ed Burton discusses tariffs, the rate of inflation, a potential recession and more.

One of the “Smart Guys” Neil Williamson, the President and CEO of the Free Enterprise Forum discusses economic plans for affordable housing and commercial development in the city and county and the budget strategies in both municipalities as well.

Janasha Bradford of Mahogany and Friends joined the show to talk about an education event on finance that she is providing for over 300 children in our community.  The event is called  “Budget, Does It” this April during Financial Literacy Month. The event will be hosted at Boys and Girls Club locations in Albemarle County, Charlottesville (Cherry Avenue), and Southwood, in partnership with the Albemarle County. 

There is “more to the story” regarding city business than happens at City Council meetings, and the Director of Communications for the City keeps you up to date on the budget, capital projects, emergency communications and more.

Jill discusses ways that you can ease uncertainty amid a fluctuating stock market and rumors of a recession.