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The Editor-In-Chief of Cville Right Now, Mike Barber discusses his exclusive interview with former UVA President Jim Ryan and more.
The Spokesperson, and Director of Communications for Albemarle County previews the Board of Supervisors reviewing the policies around the implementation of the Albemarle Housing Improvement Fund.
A surgical oncologist with the UVA Health System, Dr. Lynn Dengel discusses the risks and treatments for skin cancer.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics is back with a look at changes with UVA Men’s Lacrosse, advancements in treatments for ACL and Achilles injury recovery, Lebron James, Aaron Rodgers and much more.
The Mayor of Charlottesville discussed the police civilian oversight board, homelessness, affordability and more.
The Development Director and Crew Leader for the Albemarle Housing Improvement Program, AHIP, talk about the life changing and heartwarming work of the local nonprofit to help community members stay in their homes.
Seth Grubb, a firefighter with Albemarle County Fire Rescue discusses a free program for families to have the child safety seats checked on May 22nd.
The Markets at Tiger Fuel have an exciting new menu item for you to enjoy for a limited time during the summer.
Listen as Dr. Rosemary Hayes, Kimberly Hayes and Chucky Hayes bring you a song and a blessing and Dr. Hayes shares from the book of Romans in the 12th chapter verses 3 through 5.
Kate Acuff is the Jack Jouette representative of the Albemarle County School Board, and she discussed the progress of the latest capital projects, a potential signing of the bill for a 1 cent sales tax referendum, increased mental health services and nutrition insecurity support over the summer and more.