Cville Right Now Live

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the show with a breakdown of today's top stories, including Charlottesville's Police Chief appearing on WINA Morning News. 

Mike Pruitt, Albermarle County Supervisor for the Scottsville District, joins Adam to talk about some important developments for the area in the near future, including the School Zone Speed Camera Warning Period ending, the presentation on the county's economic outlook, AC44, and 2025 Legislative Priorities.

Adam breaks the news of Tony Bennet retiring from his post as Head Coach of UVA Basketball tomorrow in a press conference at 11AM.

Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance responds to the news that broke in studio when he arrived!

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the show with a discussion of today's top stories, including a warrant in the Hardee Drive shooting from last month, The Boars Head Listeria Outbreak, and the new deal Evoshield inked with UVA Baseball, with executive producer Marshall LeMert joining in for the chat. 

Emily Roach of Albermarle County Service Authority and Betsy Nemeth of the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority join the show to talk about the 10th Annual Day Without Water Art Contest.

Catie Ratliff, reporter for Cville Weekly drops by to get us up to speed on the stories she's working for the latest issue of that publication, including the DOJ's lawsuit against Virginia, a report on political polarization, and, in advance of Halloween, the 2 Sentence Horror Story Contest.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the show with a discussion of the day's top stories, including prep for the election, and another successful accreditation renewal for Charlottesville City Schools.

Trey Mitchell, organizer for the Help for Helene Benefit concert in Fluvana County, and Karen McIntyre, lead of singer Wrong Way Johnny, one of the bands performing in the show, stop by to break down all the details you need to know about the upcoming show for charity, how the event was created, and the goals pertaining to how the money is to be used to best lend a hand in disaster areas. 

Daily Progress Reporter Jason Armesto joins the show to tell us the stories he's working on, including the Faculty Town Hall at UVA, getting the faculty perspective on the protest issue from Ben Doherty, and the desire for institutional neutrality from those throughout the University.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the day off with a discussion of today's top stories, including an arrest in the Monticello Avenue shooting, as Paul McDaniel of Cville Country and Newsradio WINA gives his first-person perspective of the night's events.

Executive producer Marshall LeMert checks in with the Weekly Wahoo Rundown, touching on what you missed in UVA Athletics this week while the Football team was at home.

Sean Tubbs joins the show for a comprehensive update on civic matters in Charlottesville City and Albemarle County, including the latest on the growing area Wine Industry.
 

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WINA Morning News Host Jay James checks in to share the news of an upcoming letter from local community leader William Washington on the gun violence in the Charlottesville area.

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com weighs in on Jay's news and breaks down the top stories on the website today.

David McCormick, executive director of Early Music America, fellow of the International Center for Jefferson Studies, share details of an upcoming event on the UVA Rotunda in which several pieces from the Marquis de Lafayette's visit with Thomas Jefferson will be performed on period accurate instruments.

And Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29.com steps in for another edition of Foodie Fridays, with the latest from the Charlottesville Dining Scene.  

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 Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance joins the show to talk about important preventative measures to prep and protect your house from dangerous weather. 

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, celebrates with Adam on the 75th anniversary of WINA's first day on air back in 1949!

Kate Fraleigh, Barry Blumenthal, Syleethia Carr, and Latricia Giles talk with Adam on voter registration in advance of the November election and gives a notice that some people may have had their rights restored without realizing it. 

Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance joins in to talk about important preventative measures to prep and protect your house from dangerous weather.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show with a discussion of today's top stories, including the latest on local Hurricane Helene relief efforts.

David Whitcomb from The Brewer's Ball gives us a rundown of the party's features, purposes, fundraising goals, and how to support one of the biggest charity events of the year.

Finally, afternoon news anchor Dori Zook spoke with WINA's chief legal analyst Tim Heaphy on huge new NIL news featuring a multi-billion dollar settlement, we hear the interview in full, and after, executive producer Marshall LeMert checks in to break it down with Adam in the final segment of the show.

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David Whitcomb joins Cville Right Now Live to talk about his personal connection in fighting Cystic Fibrosis, how the yearly event benefits those fighting the disease, and what to expect from the 2024 incarnation of The Brewer's Ball!  

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show with a discussion of today's top stories, including an urgent need for trucks to help with Hurricane Helene relief supply transport.

Enid Krieger, Chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee at The Center, talks about her goals for the committee, how it fits into life at The Center, and their upcoming Speaker Series, "The Uncomfortable Truths of Systemic Racism".

Vice Mayor Brian Pinkston joins the show to talk about the Charlottesville Area Transit Dashboard, the upcoming presentation and discussion of the local Land Bank, and other civic issues that have crossed his desk of late.

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