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The Rivanna District Supervisor joined the program to address Albemarle’s 5-year financial plan, financial management policies, the impact of the AstraZeneca investment, traffic issues and much more.
Dr. Chhabra reacts to the hiring of James Franklin at Virginia Tech and its impact on UVA as well as UVA Hoops and the health prognosis for the Virginia Football team against the Hokies.
Professor Burton addresses the contrast between millions of investment in research at universities and the expense of tuition and much more.
The Executive Director at the Center at Belvedere shares an important opportunity for you to learn more about Medicare and Open Enrollment at their facility this week.
Albemarle County Spokesperson Abbey Stumpf previews the financial items being discussed at Wednesday’s Albemarle Board of Supervisors meeting.
The Executive Director of Community Christian Academy stopped by to discuss the opportunity they have to purchase a permanent facility for their school and the remarkable fundraising they have seen within the last three weeks in pursuit of the goal.
Charlottesville’s Vice Mayor discusses the Dairy Road Bridge project, traffic in Charlottesville, the Police Civilian Oversight Board, and his accomplishments over the last four years as a member of Council.
The President and CEO of the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce, Andrea Copeland and Dr. Lindsey Neal of VA Direct Primary Care joined the show to discuss VDPC’s award as the Chamber Small Business of the Year.
The President of the Toy Lift Foundation joined the show to promote the 36th annual event to support 1800 families and 3700 children in our community this Christmas Season.
Captain Monroe joined the show to discuss Holiday safety when it comes to cooking and decorative lights and more.