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Monday, September 30, 201309/30/2013

Hour 1: Chris Horner, David Hogberg, Dan Epstein

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Chris Horner, author of The Liberal War on Transparency, gives a UVA FOIA update, David Hogberg, senior fellow for health care…

Monday, September 30, 201309/30/2013

Rydell Payne Abundant Life

In Impact for God

Pastor Bare reconnects with Rydell Payne, the Executive Director of Abundant Life Ministries in Charlottesville to discuss community leadership and much more.

Monday, September 30, 201309/30/2013

Community Vision: 9-29-13 More On Living In GOD’s Reflection

In Community Vision

Pastor Washington and Jay James keep the conversation going about reflecting the grace and the mercy of GOD to one another and the blessings that come from that.

Sunday, September 29, 201309/29/2013

Cindy Marks and Steve Hunter

In Morning News Weekends

Cindy Marks and Steve Hunter tell us more about the highly-anticipated Charlottesville Mini Maker Faire.

Saturday, September 28, 201309/28/2013

9-28-13

Saturday, September 28, 201309/28/2013

Real Life – Sisters

Saturday, September 28, 201309/28/2013

Morning News Weekends: Larry Landsberg

In Morning News Weekends

Larry Landsberg shares information with us about the First Lego League.

Saturday, September 28, 201309/28/2013

Morning News Weekends: Bill Hughes

In Morning News Weekends

Bill Hughes tells us about the 3rd Annual Wine Festival, presented by the Fluvanna County Chamber of Commerce.

Saturday, September 28, 201309/28/2013

Morning News Weekends: Fred Telegdy

In Morning News Weekends

Fred Telegdy tells us all about “Bizhero,” the game that teaches the player about business.

Friday, September 27, 201309/27/2013

Carolyn Zelikow

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Carolyn Zelikow talks about the Tom Tom Founders Festival.

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