Cville Right Now Live

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show with a discussion on today's top stories, including a shots-fired incident in the early hours of Sunday morning, UVA Football's homecoming victory, and ongoing Hurricane Helene relief efforts.

Executive Producer Marshall LeMert checks in with his weekly Wahoo Rundown on the other goings-on in UVA Athletics outside of Scott Stadium.

And Sean Tubbs of Infocville.com talks with Adam on the latest infrastructural updates in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area, including Land Bank redevelopment in the city, and Project Olympian in Albemarle County.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com begins the show with a discussion of today's top stories.

Then, Executive Producer Marshall LeMert joins in for a roundtable discussion of The Top 5 Sound Bytes of The Week.

Finally, Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 checks in for Foodie Fridays, featuring the latest news and insider info on the dining, both fine and fast, in Charlottesville.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show as always with a breakdown of today's top stories.

Ann Malek, of the district of White Hall, speaks on the state of Albermarle County after the Hurricane rain, Afton Scientific's Expansion and the jobs it will create, and some upcoming transportation presentations.

Ilya Tovbis, the Artistic Director of the Virginia Film Festival, joins Adam to hype up the event, talk about how the festival was affected from Hollywood strikes last year, as well as some of the biggest films and presentations throughout the event's run.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the show with a discussion of today's top stories.

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner stops by for a local entertainment update, including the Vampire Weekend concert this evening, and the Virginia Festival announcing its lineup.

Catie Ratliff of Cville Weekly breaks down what she's working on for this week's issue, including Doug Emhoff's visit, and UVA's Free Speech Ranking Status, along with how that might be perceived in the wake of the May demonstration controversy.  

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Mark and Kym Hilinski of Hilinksi's Hope discuss Student Athlete Mental Health Week taking place from October 5-12 and the importance of mental health in college athletics.

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show with a discussion of today's top stories, including Hurricane Helene's aftermath, the impending vice-presidential candidate debate, and UVA's upcoming battle with Boston College this weekend.

Mark and Kym Hilinski, of Hilinski's Hope, tell a few deeply moving stories, and explain some sobering facts, about the need for the continued efforts surrounding the 5th annual student-athlete mental health awareness week.

Lee Elberson, CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring breaks down US News & World report's rankings of the Best National Universities in 2025.

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, begins the show with Adam to discuss the day's top stories, which surround the flood that resulted from the rainfall of Hurricane Helene over the weekend and into Monday.

Marshall LeMert, Cvillerightnow.com sports contributor and executive producer on Cville Right Now Live, sits down to talk UVA Olympic Sports as well as the upcoming Football game with Boston College for Homecoming Weekend.

And Sean Tubbs of Infocville.com joins the show to catch us up to speed on what's been going on in local government across the area, including solar panels on a government office building, workshops on affordable housing in Cville, and Albermarle's transportation infrastructure and how it can be improved.  

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Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, joins Adam to break down the day's top stories, being dominated by Tropical Storm Helene's impact on our area.

Ben Allen, executive director of the Equity Center speaks with Adam about the Voices of Democracy essay contest for local students, including who can win, what the prompt is, and who the judges of the submissions will be.

And Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29.com checks in for Foodie Fridays with all the latest on past, present, and future of Charlottesville's dining scene, concentrating in on an all-new donut shop opened up by the owners of Marie Bete Bakery.

 Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance stops by to talk about the virtues and drawbacks of homeowners insurance, and why, especially in hurricane season, flood insurance may be an investment worth making.   

Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of Cvillerightnow.com, starts the show with a breakdown of today's top stories, featuring the devastation of Hurricane Helene as it approaches the southern US towards the end of this week, and the flooding it has already caused.

WINA News Director Jay Hart joins Adam to talk about his experience covering the event(s) surrounding 2nd Gentleman Doug Emhoff's visit to Charlottesville, including security, Emhoff's remarks, and crowd levels.

And Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance stops by to talk about the virtues and drawbacks of homeowners insurance, and why, especially in hurricane season, flood insurance may be a investment worth making.  

• (01:06) - Piermarini