WINA Morning News

Win Marks, a graduate of the Covenant School discusses his first full feature length film influenced by his time in Charlottesville.

Courteney Stuart addresses some of the top stories in our community including FEI, leadership at UVA and more.

Chief Kochis joined the show to discuss how technology is impacting policing and how Charlottesville’s department is about 15 years behind their colleagues in other jurisdictions, as well as an update on violent crime and the ongoing efforts to build the relationship with the community.

UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton reacts to recent changes in the tariff policies with China and predicts how the overall economy will react moving forward.

John Curran is running for Lieutenant Governor as a write in candidate on the Republican side of the aisle and he joined the show to discuss his reasons for entering the race and his legislative priorities.

Sheri Owen is with the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association, and she joined the show to discuss fundraising initiatives and their importance toward funding research and more.

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere gives you the latest information on how art can impact healthy aging and mental health and a new exhibit they have at the Center.

The President and CEO of the Free Enterprise Forum keeps you informed on the local elections that matter to you as well as candidate forums the forum is sponsoring the next two weeks.

Dave Shreve joined the show to discuss his candidacy for the Jack Jouette seat on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors.

Charlottesville’s City Manager Sam Sanders stopped by to discuss the FEI building decision, affordable housing, transportation, public safety and more.