WINA Morning News

The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere described events being held for healthy aging week as well as an impactful film on Virginia Public Media on healthy aging as well.

Abbey Stumpf previewed the transportation reports at the Board of Supervisors meeting and also shared from the County Executive Report on support for early childhood education, climate issues and she provided an update on the speed cameras installed at Hydraulic Road.

Kate is with Craig Builders and she joined the show as the Chair of this year’s Parade of Homes happening the next two weekends in Charlottesville.

Bernie Ammons is the Vascular Surgery Clinical Program Coordinator.  She joined the show to discuss the importance of vascular diseases screenings and more.

Jason Armesto provides updates on the latest political stories from the 5th District as well as a look at license plate cameras and more.

As WINA celebrates 75 years of serving Charlottesville, we are catching up with those who have been a part of the story.  Jim Principi was the General Manager of WINA from 2009 to 2018.

Mike Callahan joined the show to talk about the annual Jack Fest event which will be held at Foxfield on October 20th to support pediatric cancer research.

Donor Accounts Manager for the American Red Cross Alexis Innis highlights the importance of blood donation especially among certain demographics that are disproportionately impacted by a particular blood disorder and more.

Lo Davis gives you a candid look into the world of paying student athletes and what the University of Virginia is doing about it and more.

WINA’s Chief Legal Analyst Tim Heaphy joined the program to discuss a controversial NIL case, the indictment of NY Mayor Eric Adams and gun violence in Charlottesville.