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

Wednesday, July 26, 202307/26/2023

Richard DiCiccio and Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly | CRN

C-VILLE Weekly Editor Richard DiCiccio and News Reporter Catie Ratliff discuss the closing of Siren restaurant, the health risks posed…

Tuesday, July 25, 202307/25/2023

Ruckersville Missing Person Update | CRN

Kayla Sisk, sister of missing Ruckersville man Jake Fahlfeder, talks about the ongoing search for her brother and makes a…

Tuesday, July 25, 202307/25/2023

Bob Roberts on Virginia’s Updated School Bathroom Policies | CRN

JMU political analyst Bob Roberts discusses Gov. Youngkin’s revised school policies for transgender students.

Monday, July 24, 202307/24/2023

Fashion Square Mall and Transportation Updates with Sean Tubbs | CRN

Infocville.com founder Sean Tubbs gives an update on the Home Depot slated for Fashion Square Mall, some long-term transportation planning,…

Monday, July 24, 202307/24/2023

WINA Legal Analyst Scott Goodman on the Richard Murray Coe Case | CRN

WINA legal analyst Scott Goodman discusses the dismissal of charges against Richard Murray Coe.

Friday, July 21, 202307/21/2023

Trading Spaces: Rob & Courteney on Lidl Closing and Lawsuit against UVA | CRN

Schilling Show Host Rob Schilling discusses the closing of Lidl and a lawsuit against UVA over vaccines.

Friday, July 21, 202307/21/2023

Closing of Siren | CRN

Charlottesville29.com founder Simon Davidson discusses the closure of Siren, and what Chef/Owner Laura Fonner is doing to support her staff.

Friday, July 21, 202307/21/2023

Top 5 Soundbites of the Week | CRN

Dori Zook wraps up the Top 5 Soundbites of the Week on Charlottesville Right Now.

Thursday, July 20, 202307/20/2023

Albemarle County Supervisor Jim Andrews on the Fiscal year | CRN

Albemarle County Supervisor Jim Andrews discusses the Fiscal year ’25 budget process, approval of the site for a northern convenience…

Thursday, July 20, 202307/20/2023

Trading Spaces: Jay & Courteney on recent robberies and thefts | CRN

WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses the arrest of a man in the robbery of UVA Credit Union and…

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