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Monday, January 5, 201501/05/2015

Kim Connolly

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Kim Connolly, Director of the United Way joins Les Sinclair to talk about the Santa Fund, a year-long effort to help kids in our area with vouchers for necessities such as clothing, shoes, coats and medicine

Monday, January 5, 201501/05/2015

Chief Longo

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Charlottesville Police Cheif Longo talks with WINA News about introducing the idea of cameras on the Downtown Mall.

Monday, January 5, 201501/05/2015

Hour 2: Bruce Herschensohn

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Bruce Herschensohn, Senior Fellow School of Public Policy at Pepperdine
University, Political Commentator, and author of Obama’s Globe.

Monday, January 5, 201501/05/2015

Hour 1: Robert Hurt, Bob Fenwick

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Robert Hurt talks about the upcoming vote for speaker of the house, as well as the upcoming legislative agenda. You…

Monday, January 5, 201501/05/2015

Henry Kaelber

In Live Well

Henry Kaelber joins the show to share advice for your financial health.

Sunday, January 4, 201501/04/2015

Morning News Weekends: Virginia Jacko

In Morning News Weekends

Virginia Jacko discusses how her adult-onset blindness opened up a brand new way of life.

Sunday, January 4, 201501/04/2015

The Old Testament, Christian Whitehead

In Impact for God

Pastor Bare gives an overview of the importance of the Old Testament and then is joined by Christian Whitehead.

Saturday, January 3, 201501/03/2015

Come Join Us at a Home Buyers Seminar

In Real Estate Matters

Dan Conquest and Jodi Mills join Michael Guthrie to talk about a home buyers seminar.

Saturday, January 3, 201501/03/2015

Planning to Succeed

Cynthia Murray is with Cynthia Murray Enterprises and talks about how to plan to succeed

Saturday, January 3, 201501/03/2015

Ronnie Roberts

In Morning News Weekends

After 40 years with the Charlottesville Dept., Ronnie Roberts has moved on to become Police Chief in Louisa. He talks with Eric and Wendy about the real dangers of serving to protect.

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