Cville Right Now Live

Nicolas Minas director of the Virginia Theatre Festival's production of Ken Ludwig's Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure previews the show and talks the opportunity to direct a story of an iconic literary character.  

City Councilor Michael Payne begins by discussing a reported death at the Freebridge Encampment before recapping Monday's council meeting discussing the climate program update and proposed changes to the intersection of W. Main and Ridge Streets.

Marshall LeMert joins the show to talk about his experience with the Virginia Association of Broadcasters Best of the Best Leadership Program and recaps at his group's case study that looks at how the public perceives media. 

Ty Cooper Director of the Charlottesville Albemarle Black Business Expo highlights the event set for June 20 at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center which will include a business pitch contest, panel discussions, and musical performances as part of a celebration of Juneteenth. 

Korey Hess, Community Outreach Specialist, with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville joins once again to highlight the amazing team of caregivers at Brightstar including nurses, CNAs, PCAs, and more.  

Reporters Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly discuss stories from the latest issue including how organizations in Charlottesville are supporting immigrants and how John McGuire's vote for HR1 may impact food assistance in his district. 

Ned Gallaway Chair of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors dives into Wednesday's meeting that included how the board prioritizes its transportation projects and the board-to-board report from the Albemarle County School Board. 

Lee Elberson, CEO Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, returns to talk about how to approach summer learning and how the skills developed can pay off beyond academics. 

City councilor Michael Payne joins to discuss Monday's meeting including public comments made on the Free Bridge encampment, community investment, and a change in city utility rates.  

Suzanne Orejuela, Membership Director, from the Center joins to discuss how to rebuild a social network later in life after relocating and how programs at the Center build connections.