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The Rivanna District Supervisor Bea LaPisto-Kirtley discussed the work session with the school board on capital projects as well as the budget process and cell phone service.
Dr. Chhabra chimes in on the conversation around UVA’s revenue sports regarding NIL and academic standards.
Kayla Wynn leads the Young Caregivers Support group at the Alzheimer’s Association, and she joined the show to talk about relieving stress in that dynamic around the holidays and more.
Retiring 7th District Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger joined the show to reflect on her time in Congress and discuss her campaign for the 2025 gubernatorial election.
The Executive Director of the Center discussed their new speaker series on racial disparities in the justice system.
Director of Communications in Albemarle County Abbey Stumpf previews the Board of Supervisors meeting including topics like funding for capital projects for schools, the re-appropriating of over 16 million dollars in the budget and more.
The Marketing and Communications Manager for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank joined the show to discuss giving Tuesday for all nonprofits and more.
Dr. Laura Shaffer and Dr. Beth Davis joined the program to discuss all of the services being offered to children and families in this exciting new development in local pediatric health care.
Charlottesville City Councilor Natalie Oschirin joined the show to discuss a budget report on housing and infrastructure, VDOT projects, storage of vehicles on city streets, affordable housing and architectural design regulations for restaurants and more.
The Executive Director of the Free Enterprise Forum joined the show to promote the annual Pancake and Politics event on December 9th at the Hillsdale Conference Center, featuring Creigh Deeds, Amy Laufer and Katrina Callsen. He also shared about the legacy of former Chamber President Tim Hulbert and his impact on the Forum and our community.