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Morning News Weekends

Morning News Weekends

Saturdays & Sundays from 6 – 8am

Wendy Edwards gives you all the info you need for the weekend with updates on news, traffic and weather.

Sunday, April 27, 201404/27/2014

Morning News Weekends: Tom Murphy

Special Agent Tom Murphy discusses the heroine drug bust that made local headlines recently and talks about about the severe impact drug abuse has on a community.

Saturday, April 26, 201404/26/2014

Jim Hart

Jim Hart joins Eric Seitz and Wendy Edwards to talk about the 10th annual Kiwanis Dogwood Pancake Breakfast this morning with the Kiwanis Club of Charlottesville.

Saturday, April 26, 201404/26/2014

Casey Quinlan

Casey Quinlan, Comedienne and Author of Cancer for Christmas joins Eric Seitz and Wendy Edwards talk about if doctors are rude or just over-tasked.

Sunday, April 20, 201404/20/2014

Morning News Weekends: The Easter Bunny!

The Easter Bunny himself joins the show to talk about what kind of Easter festivities you can expect this year!

Sunday, April 20, 201404/20/2014

Morning News Weekends: Leah Connor

Leah Connor joins us with her “Run Report.”

Sunday, April 20, 201404/20/2014

Morning News Weekends: Joel Selzer

ArcheMedX and the University of Virginia School of Medicine have announced a collaborative effort leading to the unveiling of unveiling an innovative online program designed to improve detection, diagnosis, and management strategies in Fetal Cardiology. Joel Selzer of ArcheMedX fills us in on the details.

Saturday, April 19, 201404/19/2014

Dave Fafarra – Shenandoah Joe

Every weekday Rick and Jane bring you up-to-the-minute financial updates twice an hour with the CBS Marketwatch. Well, “market” has a very different meaning on Saturdays… live from the Charlottesville City Market here’s OUR WINA Saturday “Market Watch” with Dave Fafarra… you know him as Shenandoah Joe…

Saturday, April 19, 201404/19/2014

Cal Glattfelder, Jr.

Cal Glattfelder, Jr. joins Eric Seitz and Wendy Edwards to talk about Record Store Day at Sidetracks Music.

Saturday, April 19, 201404/19/2014

Michael Hesbach

Michael Hesbach joins Wendy Edwards and Eric Seitz to talk about upcoming Boy Scout events including Behind the Stripes with Jay James and NFL referee Dave Wyant and the Conclave Service Project.

Saturday, April 12, 201404/12/2014

Dave Fafarra

Dave Fafarra of Shenandoah Joe joins Eric Seitz to talk about the City Market.

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