Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": republicans holding the minority in the House and Senate, what's new with Joe Morrissey, democrats pushing to start on their top issues, chances of republicans taking back control in Virginia in the near future, Ibraheem Samirah says he was threatened by Victoria Manning, the gun control agenda & Phillip Van Cleave

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: shooting at a family gathering in Fresno, Louisiana election outcome not what President Trump had hoped for, and Hong Kong protestors arrested while trying to run from campus

-In local news: the latest on the manhunt for Michael Brown, UVA to reinstate the 21-gun-salute, and plans to remove/replace a Sacagawea statue in Charlottesville

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": republicans holding the minority in the House and Senate, what's new with Joe Morrissey, democrats pushing to start on their top issues, chances of republicans taking back control in Virginia in the near future, Ibraheem Samirah says he was threatened by Victoria Manning, the gun control agenda & Phillip Van Cleave

-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

-'The Walking Dead' spin-off series filmed at the Richmond Coliseum

-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

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: shooting at a family gathering in Fresno, Louisiana election outcome not what President Trump had hoped for, and Hong Kong protestors arrested while trying to run from campus

-In local news: the latest on the manhunt for Michael Brown, UVA to reinstate the 21-gun-salute, and plans to remove/replace a Sacagawea statue in Charlottesville

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": republicans holding the minority in the House and Senate, what's new with Joe Morrissey, democrats pushing to start on their top issues, chances of republicans taking back control in Virginia in the near future, Ibraheem Samirah says he was threatened by Victoria Manning, the gun control agenda & Phillip Van Cleave

-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

-'The Walking Dead' spin-off series filmed at the Richmond Coliseum

-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

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: shooting at a family gathering in Fresno, Louisiana election outcome not what President Trump had hoped for, and Hong Kong protestors arrested while trying to run from campus

-In local news: the latest on the manhunt for Michael Brown, UVA to reinstate the 21-gun-salute, and plans to remove/replace a Sacagawea statue in Charlottesville

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": republicans holding the minority in the House and Senate, what's new with Joe Morrissey, democrats pushing to start on their top issues, chances of republicans taking back control in Virginia in the near future, Ibraheem Samirah says he was threatened by Victoria Manning, the gun control agenda & Phillip Van Cleave

-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

-'The Walking Dead' spin-off series filmed at the Richmond Coliseum

-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

ICYMI today in national/international headlines: shooting at a family gathering in Fresno, Louisiana election outcome not what President Trump had hoped for, and Hong Kong protestors arrested while trying to run from campus

-In local news: the latest on the manhunt for Michael Brown, UVA to reinstate the 21-gun-salute, and plans to remove/replace a Sacagawea statue in Charlottesville

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": republicans holding the minority in the House and Senate, what's new with Joe Morrissey, democrats pushing to start on their top issues, chances of republicans taking back control in Virginia in the near future, Ibraheem Samirah says he was threatened by Victoria Manning, the gun control agenda & Phillip Van Cleave

-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

-'The Walking Dead' spin-off series filmed at the Richmond Coliseum

-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

Jefferson Forest vs E.C. Glass high school playoff football game played 11-15-19

Liberty University's VP for Real Estate Management Craig Pettitt discusses the future of River Ridge Mall: a sporting goods store, a local bistro, Belk signing on for another 10 years, no cheesecake factory, plans for the old Macy's department store area, the success of SeaQuest, and potential cost of the upcoming projects

Bob Good is on the Campbell County Board of Supervisors and works for Liberty University's athletics department. He will be seeking the Republican nomination against Denver Riggleman in Virginia's 5th Congressional District. He talks about his love for his department at LU and the decision to leave the board of supervisors. He also discusses the reasons he wants to run against Riggleman as a "more conservative" candidate

ICYMI Today in national news: the Trump rally in Bossier City, LA following the impeachment hearing & the Santa Clarita shooting that left 2 dead and multiple injured

-Locally: the massive manhunt continues for 22-year-old Michael Brown in Roanoke, Bedford County Schools Superintendent Dr. Doug Schuch announces he will not see a new contract in 2021, a Bedford man is arrested for child pornography, and Scott Zaring can be the soccer coach again at JF after looking at the nepotism rule

-Bob Good is on the Campbell County Board of Supervisors and works for Liberty University's athletics department. He will be seeking the Republican nomination against Denver Riggleman in Virginia's 5th Congressional District. He talks about his love for his department at LU and the decision to leave the board of supervisors. He also discusses the reasons he wants to run against Riggleman as a "more conservative" candidate

-Liberty University's VP for Real Estate Management Craig Pettitt discusses the future of River Ridge Mall: a sporting goods store, a local bistro, Belk signing on for another 10 years, no cheesecake factory, plans for the old Macy's department store area, the success of SeaQuest, and potential cost of the upcoming projects

-We talked about scooters coming to Downtown Lynchburg, a good idea or a bad idea?

-Carrie Dungan with the Lynchburg Police Department previewed the Senior Scam and Fraud Alert Seminar taking place this week, and Emily Kubota with the Lynchburg Museum System talked about Daniels Hill History Days taking place at Point of Honor this Saturday from 10a-1p inside the gift shop.

-We also talked about Old City Cemetery selling the book "Goodnight Lynchburg" by Richad Loving followed by the new fad of "capsule living"

ICYMI Today in national news: the Trump rally in Bossier City, LA following the impeachment hearing & the Santa Clarita shooting that left 2 dead and multiple injured

-Locally: the massive manhunt continues for 22-year-old Michael Brown in Roanoke, Bedford County Schools Superintendent Dr. Doug Schuch announces he will not see a new contract in 2021, a Bedford man is arrested for child pornography, and Scott Zaring can be the soccer coach again at JF after looking at the nepotism rule

-Bob Good is on the Campbell County Board of Supervisors and works for Liberty University's athletics department. He will be seeking the Republican nomination against Denver Riggleman in Virginia's 5th Congressional District. He talks about his love for his department at LU and the decision to leave the board of supervisors. He also discusses the reasons he wants to run against Riggleman as a "more conservative" candidate

-Liberty University's VP for Real Estate Management Craig Pettitt discusses the future of River Ridge Mall: a sporting goods store, a local bistro, Belk signing on for another 10 years, no cheesecake factory, plans for the old Macy's department store area, the success of SeaQuest, and potential cost of the upcoming projects

-We talked about scooters coming to Downtown Lynchburg, a good idea or a bad idea?

-Carrie Dungan with the Lynchburg Police Department previewed the Senior Scam and Fraud Alert Seminar taking place this week, and Emily Kubota with the Lynchburg Museum System talked about Daniels Hill History Days taking place at Point of Honor this Saturday from 10a-1p inside the gift shop.

-We also talked about Old City Cemetery selling the book "Goodnight Lynchburg" by Richad Loving followed by the new fad of "capsule living"