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Mike Pruitt, Scottsville District, of the Albemarle Count Board of Supervisors recaps Wednesday's meeting discussing how the county collaborates on issues of transportation and a report on tourism to the area.
John Elwell, Community Engagement Manager, of the International Rescue Committee joins to highlight the work the organization is doing in resettling refugees in the Charlottesville area and highlight an upcoming screening of the documentary Where Hope Takes Root: An American Story featuring IRC clients.
Jacqueline Morgan of the Senior Resource Specialists and Korey Hess of Brightstar Care of Charlottesville talk about how the SRS helps those in the community find the right living situations.
Reporters Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE weekly join to talk about Nathan's reporting on text conversations between Albemarle County School Board member Kate Acuff and now-resigned superintended of ACPS Matt Haas and Catie's story on the fires set at the site of the Free Bridge encampment.
Michael Payne of Charlottesville City Council provides updates on the efforts of clearing the Free Bridge encampment and opening the shelter at Holiday Drive and summarizes the Annual Affordable Housing Report from Tuesday's meeting.
Adam is joined by head chef at Zynodoa Laura Fonner to talk about her move to the Staunton-based restaurant, her recent appearance at Guy's Grocery Games, and her journey to this point in her career.
On the latest episode of the VNB "My Forever Bank" podcast, CEO Glenn Rust talked with former Charlottesville Fire Chief Charles Werner about the 25th anniversary of 911.
Lee Elberson, CEO, and Jackie Howell, Director of Marketing and Outreach, with Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring join to discuss the recent Meta lawsuit settlement and how students under 18 may engage with the app in the wake of new guidelines and restrictions.
In our lastes episode, VNB’s Meghan Crider, President, Educational Programs, discusses College Spending Tips with Sherry Taylor, Podcast host & producer - Marketing Associate.
Students may be starting college for the first time and there are many factors to consider in planning for a successful school year, financially speaking. Ms. Crider provides several tips to families on preparing for student loan debt, taking accountability, and how to prepare for life after graduation.
Laurel Eberl, President of Martin Horn Helps, joins to talk about her nonprofit organization becoming Charlottesville and Albemarle's local affiliate for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.
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