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Join NewsRadio WINA’s Courteney Stuart weekdays for the news and newsmakers of the day.

Wednesday, November 27, 201911/27/2019

SBA Celebrates Small Business Saturday 

WINA’s Les Sinclair speaks with Steven Bulger, U.S. Small Business Administration Regional Administrator, about Smal Business Saturday.

Tuesday, November 26, 201911/26/2019

Stock Market “Winners” and “Turkeys”

WINA’s Les Sinclair discusses the winners and the turkeys of the stock market with Peter Tuz, President of Chase Investment…

Tuesday, November 26, 201911/26/2019

Virginia’s Thanksgiving Food Costs Increase.

Les Sinclair of WINA speaks with Wilmer Stoneman, Virginia Farm Bureau Federation vice president of agriculture, development, and innovation, about…

Thursday, November 14, 201911/14/2019

Martha’s Market

Les Sinclair discusses Martha’s Market with Market PR Chair, Danyelle Collins. Martha’s Market is at a new location, The Pavilion,…

Thursday, November 14, 201911/14/2019

Charlottesville Healthcare Activists Launch a Health Insurance Portal

Les Sinclair interviews Sara Stovall and Ian Dixon with ACAHealthRates.com, a health insurance portal launched by the 3 founders of…

Wednesday, November 13, 201911/13/2019

How to Get Free Flu Shots and Quit Smoking

Les Sinclair speaks with Kathryn Goodman, TJHD PIO, talks with Les Sinclair about two events. The Great American Smokeout and…

Tuesday, November 12, 201911/12/2019

Appeals Denied for Goodwin and Ramos

WINA Legal Analyst, Scott Goodman speaks with Les Sinclair about the Court of Appeals of Virginia denying the appeal of…

Tuesday, November 12, 201911/12/2019

Virginia Autism Hope Summit

Les Sinclair talks with Fay Painter, STAR Family Resource Navigator at UVA, about Virginia Autism hope Summit, Saturday, November 16,…

Monday, November 11, 201911/11/2019

UVA ROTC Holds Veteran’s Day Vigil

Midshipman First Class, Christopher Kester, talks with Les Sinclair about the vigil honoring Veterans taking place at the University of…

Friday, November 8, 201911/08/2019

Toy Lift Dec. 6 | Dave Fafara

Les Sinclair and Dave Fafara, President of the Toy Lift Foundation discuss the forthcoming event, Toy Lift, on Dec 6 this year

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