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Dave McNair, founder of CharlottesvilleDTM.com, discusses a lawsuit against UVA, the Rivanna Trail case and how the local journalism landscape has changed over the past decade.
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Lloyd Snook of Charlottesville City Council joins to discuss the updated Snow and Ice Management plan, the city taking over trash collection, and the early conversations surrounding the FY28 Budget.
Sally Duncan of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors recaps the joint meeting between Supervisors and City Council and breaks down agenda items from the Board meeting Wednesday.
To kick off coverage of the 2026 Virginia Film Festival, Adam welcomes Andy Edmunds Director of the Virginia Film Office and director of the film The Cashier starring Daphne Reid screening October 24 at 4 p.m. at the Paramount Theater.
Charlottesville photographer and author Mary Motley Kalergis joins to preview an exhibition opening Friday at the Phaeton Gallery called “The Documentary Photography of Mary Motley Kalergis: A Fifty-Year Retrospective”.
Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman break down the latest issue of C-VILLE Weekly including a story on a modern dance studio opening in Charlottesville and the Greenwood Chemical Company Superfund site. Catie also reflects on her time in Charlottesville before her new job in Washington, D.C. with CBS…
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