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A member of the State Electoral Board as well as a professor of economics in the Frank Batten School for Public Policy at UVA, Sally Hudson joined the show to discuss a myriad of topics from the economy to the security of elections in the commonwealth and more.
The Executive Director of Community Christian Academy talks about the value of a faith based private education as well as a new opportunity for local families regarding their scholarship program and more.
Jonathan Drohlshagen is back to announce the first half of the schedule for the free outdoor music festival FRIDAYS AFTER FIVE at the Ting Pavillion.
Jill Schlesinger examines the latest job and unemployment data, as well as job placement for college grads and home ownership among young people.
Heaphy breaks down the Chandler Morris lawsuit against the NCAA as well as the lawsuit against social medial companies and more.
The Jack Jouette representative of the Albemarle School Board discussed the budget deficit, the equity in grading policy, schools that need academic support that have been identified by the federal government and more.
The President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty talks about the process of how properties are assessed, how they can be appealed, affordable housing and more.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics is back to discuss the impact of injuries on the Men’s NCAA Tournament, the dismissal of Hubert Davis at North Carolina, the challenge of UVA Men’s Basketball duplicating their success and much more.
WINA’s two Education Analysts who represent City of Promise and Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring address, the achievement gap, parental involvement, early childhood education, chronic absenteeism, supporting teachers and much more.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discussed the importance of intergenerational communication to avoid loneliness and isolation as well as dealing with preparation for the end of like and more.