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The Community Care Pastor and Discipleship Pastor at Portico Church, Desmond Glenn and Johnny Reeve discussed a nonprofit initiative to support churches and nonprofit organizations with leadership development and navigating conflicts among personnel and more.
Charlottesville’s Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Marshall Joe Phillips discussed emergency response to bomb threats, in light of the one involving Charlottesville High School this past Friday, the danger of fires in smart devices due to lithium-ion batteries and more.
Mike Callahan is the founder of a family fun community event being held on October 18th to raise funds for the local Ronald McDonald House in Charlottesville.
WINA Chief Legal Analyst, Tim Heaphy discusses the big legal questions around the proposed NetEra aquisition of Dominion Energy, the Protect College Sports Act, and public disclosures regarding public employees.
WINA Morning News has a follow up discussion on illicit synthetic opioid drugs that are undetectable by conventional drug tests and the danger they present to our kids and our entire community.
The Voice of the Cavaliers discussed UVA’s big match up with the Florida State Seminoles in Tallahassee for the first time in 12 years.
ACPD Officer David Huffman discussed the importance of motorists being undistracted and aware of pedestrians during pedestrian safety month, including being mindful of runners, school crossings and he also shared that it is a reckless driving violation to pass a stopped school bus.
WINA Morning News takes a look at the dangers of synthetic opioid drugs and how they are undetectable on conventional drug tests.
WINA Chief Economic Analyst and Professor of Economics at UVA Ed Burton discussed local development and housing affordability, artificial intelligence, the protect college sports act and more.
Fifth District Congressional candidate Tom Perriello discusses the recent endorsements he received from republicans and health care workers as well as his views on health care, energy, the federal budget and more.