Marshall LeMert rounds up the Top Five soundbites of the week.

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 talks about two new eateries in Crozet, Praha bakery and Crozet Seafood Supply. 

Attorneys Debbie Wyatt and Bruce Williamson discuss problems with parking tickets in Charlottesville, including one Wyatt received that they say was not supported by state code.

Schilling Show host Rob Schilling talks about the presidential race including the upcoming Republican National Convention,  and the case of a woman incarcerated at Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women who is suffering from what her attorney says are life threatening medical issues. 

Quinton Beckham, principal broker for KW Alliance, discusses the possible sale of the Carlton Mobile Home Park and what he expects to happen to mortgage rates and home prices in coming months.

WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses questions around the pedestrian fatality on Nassau Street, the charges against the Henley Middle School Principal and Gov. Youngkin's action on cell phones in schools.

C3 Executive Director Susan Kruse discusses upcoming listening session on the city's gas decarbonization study, the end of free gas hook-ups in the city and tips on keeping your house cooler during a heat wave.

Indie Short Film Serie creator Ty Cooper discusses the July 13 event featuring nine short films.

Daily Progress Editor Reynolds Hutchins gives updates on the paper's FOIA lawsuit seeking release of the independent report in the Nov. 2022 shooting at UVA and a separate legal effort to obtain surveillance footage of Virginia State Police staging at UVA two days before the May 4 crackdown on protesters. Hutchins says both UVA and VSP have previously claimed they did not stage at the school until May 4.

Director Jeffrey Meanza discusses the upcoming performances of Little Shop of Horrors at the Virginia Theatre Festival.