Cville Right Now Live

Adam Hawes talks with WINA Morning News Host Jay James on the recent incidents of gun violence around the city of Charlottesville this week (7:35), Quinton Beckham of KW Alliance on the transition for many millennials into the realm of home ownership (15:54), and Cville Right Now Live executive producer Marshall LeMert on some of the top stories of Cvillerightnow.com (1:08).

• (01:08) - LeMert

Adam Hawes and Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of CvilleRightNow.com, continue to break down the multiple shots fired incidents from Monday evening (1:13), and Catie Ratliff, reporter at C-Ville Weekly, highlights her stories from this week's issue on topics such as ranked choice voting and Ix Art Park (15:13).

• (00:00) - Piermarini-1:13

Adam Hawes talks with Beth McKenney from United Campus Workers about pending UJC charges against a small group of UVA students involved in the May 4 protests (1:01), then Jaclyn Piermarini, editor of CvilleRightNow.com, discusses the multiple shots fired incidents in Charlottesville from Monday night (10:22), and Suzanne Orejuela, Membership Director at The Center, highlights events centered around Active Aging Week (15:46). 

• (01:01) - Beth McKenney

On the first edition of Cville Right Now Live, host Adam Hawes runs down the top stories of the week on Cvillerightnow.com with editor Jaclyn Piermarini (1:44), then highlights a celebration of Democracy and Constitution Days at Market Street Park on September 14 with Kirk Bowers of the Piedmont Group of the Sierra Club and Meg Heubeck with the League of Women Voters (15:47). 

• (01:44) - Jaclyn Piermarini

WINA's Dori Zook rounds up the top five soundbites of the week.

Artist Somé Louis discusses her work in the Charlottesville Black Arts Collective's show, "Sugah: Black Love Endures," opening at the McGuffey Art Center Sept. 6. 

Charlottesville29 founder Simon Davidson offers a toast to Courteney's last show and shares his excitement about the new owner of the legendary Zocalo.

Rob Schilling, host of the Schilling Show, discusses the letter of no confidence in top UVA Health execs Craig Kent and Melina Kibbe signed by 128 Physicians Group-employed faculty and sent to the UVA Board of Visitors.

Chris Hughes, senior director of policy for Ranked Choice Voting Resource Center, answers questions about proportional ranked choice voting including how votes are tallied and whether recounts are possible.

Albemarle County Supervisor Bea LaPisto-Kirtley discusses two rezonings in the city, changes coming to the planned Free Bridge greenway, the new cell phone tower ordinance and why she doesn't think the county will rush to adopt ranked choice voting.