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JABA’s Manager of Insurance Counseling joined the show to discuss the dynamics of the open enrollment period and how to help you save on prescription drug costs and more.
Albemarle School Board Chair Dr. Kate Acuff discusses school security, weapons screening, the potential of a new high school and the adoption of 12 career pathways approved by the VDOE that have been implemented into the Albemarle curriculum and more.
John Freeman gets you ready for the showdown under the lights at Scott Stadium featuring UVA and FSU.
The Commonwealth’s Attorney in Charlottesville discusses the prosecution of violent offenders, earned sentence credits, probation violation law, the process that goes into bringing charges and more.
Lee Elberson discusses UVA’s ranking as a public institution, the speed of the presidential search, capacity issues in Albemarle Schools, when it’s appropriate to hold a student back to catch up in reading, UVA’s lease of the Oak Lawn property to City Schools and more.
Democratic Nominee for Attorney General Jay Jones joined Mike Barber of Cville Right Now to discuss his campaign priorities as well as his opponent.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics remembers the 1995 Virginia v. FSU game, previews Friday’s matchup as well as looking at key injuries in general terms like calf strains and hip flexors that are affecting players.
Sheri Owen of the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association describes a record investment in research as they approach the Charlottesville ‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s”.
Professor Burton is back with another look at the state of the economy and recent activity by the Federal Reserve.
Attorney General Jason Miyares discusses his reelection campaign and the issues he views as important to Virginians.
