Cville Right Now Live

Jim Andrews, chair of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, talks about the County's $642 million budget and the allocation of more than $2 million for Premier Circle.

WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses the potential political ramifications of the pro-Palestinian protests and the latest incident of pellets shot from a vehicle.

C-VILLE Weekly Editor Richard DiCiccio discusses the paper's top stories on the city's alternative education offerings, a city home demolished without a permit and the termination of a UVA fraternity organization agreement.

Tim Baynum, head of school at Free Union country school, discusses his upcoming adventure with Darwin 200, a research expedition following the path of Charles Darwin's voyage on the HMS Beagle. 

Emily Couric Leadership Forum Board Chair Beth Kennan and the 2024 scholarship recipients Aicha Hermes and Sonia Kamath discuss the impact of the awards and what Hermes and Kamath plan to do in the future.

Sin Barreras Founder Fanny Smedile shares information about the upcoming Cinco de Mayo fundraising event at PVCC featuring live music, food, games and more.

Infocville.com's Sean Tubbs discusses a plan to replace of Alumni Hall, the possible replacement of a tax loophole in Albemarle County and the latest with Premiere Circle.

Pedestrian activist Kevin Cox discusses the deadline for public input on the city's sidewalk priorities plan and issues with trash and medical waste at the train overpass on Preston Ave.

Quinton Beckham, principal broker for K.W. Alliance, explains how housing is both contributing to and affected by inflation and discusses the problems he sees in the local housing market.

Wayne Wilansky, attorney for Integral Yoga Institute, Inc. and Satchidananda Ashram-Yogaville, Inc., discusses the organization's response to a lawsuit and explains the decision to file counterclaims against the two plaintiffs.