Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

ICYMI today in national headlines the impeachment hearings are starting back up and some chemistry teachers were busted for running a meth lab (Breaking Bad?)

-Locally: a stabbing and a shooting in Brookneal this morning, three suspects were arrested for an armed robbery at a Lynchburg 7-Eleven, and Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar is named the 11th president of the University of Lynchburg

-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with the Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for this week's "Health Check" to talk all things sports medicine: aches/pains, arthritis, broken bones, concussions, back pain and the regenerative medicine known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

-Related: Colin Kaepernick is not getting any bites from the NFL

-Movie critic Mike Mayo spoke with us about Disney+ giving Netflix and other streaming services a run for their money. He also gives his take on the new "Charlie's Angels" bombing at the box office and the new Nicolas Cage movie featuring Nicolas Cage. Mike also talks about what is coming out on DVD and pay-per-view today "Blinded by the Light", "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", and a special edition of "The Daytrippers"

-Mark Dalton with Terry Volkswagen Subaru talked about the "Share the Love" event going on through the end of the year where if you purchase or lease a new Subaru $250 dollars goes toward an organization they are supporting. To see their inventory: www.TerryAutoGroup.com

One of those organizations is the local "Meals on Wheels". Kris Shabestar talked about the mission of the organization and how they are entirely locally supported. They also just opened a new location in Rustburg! www.MealsLynchburg.org

Another organization participating in the "Share the Love" event is the Lynchburg Humane Society. Julie Barger talks about finding homes for almost 4,000 pets per year and how they are the shelter in Virginia taking in the largest amount of animals as a no-kill shelter. www.LynchburgHumane.org

-Serena William's broken tennis racket could be sold for $50k and a man claims his 500-lb emerald was destroyed in a California fire

Larry Jorgensen wrote "The Coca-Cola Trail" and he joined the program to give us the interesting history of the popular beverage and what happened when they sold the bottling rights

Lynchburg City Councilman Jeff Helgeson talked about e-scooters coming to Downtown Lynchburg - why regulations are being pushed for, and the difference in these devices being used in places like Liberty University's campus versus a city