Lynchburg Mayor Treney Tweedy talked about city council's 2020 legislative agenda in light of tomorrow's election. Items covered are: money for local law enforcement, Lynchburg becoming an airport authority, funding for Brownfields Restoration and Remediation, grant funds and what they go toward, economic development funding, historic rehabilitation tax credits, and sidewalk funding

ICYMI Today we spoke with Washington Post Blogger Norman Leahy about Virginia Politics: Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax's defamation suit against sexual assault accusers, the biggest Senate races in Virginia, Tim Hugo the last-standing Republican in Northern Virginia, and how write-ins and absentee ballots may affect the election outcomes

-Lynchburg Mayor Treney Tweedy talked about city council's 2020 legislative agenda in light of tomorrow's election. Items covered are: money for local law enforcement, Lynchburg becoming an airport authority, funding for Brownfields Restoration and Remediation, grant funds and what they go toward, economic development funding, historic rehabilitation tax credits, and sidewalk funding

-A concerned citizen called in a suspicious package at a NY train station, inside was something highly coincidental

-Civil War historian and Virginia Tech Professor Dr. James “Bud” Robertson has died at the age of 89. In light of his passing, we replayed one of his interviews from The Morning Show where Bud talked about his book “Civil War Echoes: Voices from Virginia”

-Amazon is Listening: how an Echo Dot could shed light on how a woman was killed with a spear

ICYMI Today we spoke with Washington Post Blogger Norman Leahy about Virginia Politics: Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax's defamation suit against sexual assault accusers, the biggest Senate races in Virginia, Tim Hugo the last-standing Republican in Northern Virginia, and how write-ins and absentee ballots may affect the election outcomes

-Lynchburg Mayor Treney Tweedy talked about city council's 2020 legislative agenda in light of tomorrow's election. Items covered are: money for local law enforcement, Lynchburg becoming an airport authority, funding for Brownfields Restoration and Remediation, grant funds and what they go toward, economic development funding, historic rehabilitation tax credits, and sidewalk funding

-A concerned citizen called in a suspicious package at a NY train station, inside was something highly coincidental

-Civil War historian and Virginia Tech Professor Dr. James “Bud” Robertson has died at the age of 89. In light of his passing, we replayed one of his interviews from The Morning Show where Bud talked about his book “Civil War Echoes: Voices from Virginia”

-Amazon is Listening: how an Echo Dot could shed light on how a woman was killed with a spear

ICYMI Today we spoke with Washington Post Blogger Norman Leahy about Virginia Politics: Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax's defamation suit against sexual assault accusers, the biggest Senate races in Virginia, Tim Hugo the last-standing Republican in Northern Virginia, and how write-ins and absentee ballots may affect the election outcomes

-Lynchburg Mayor Treney Tweedy talked about city council's 2020 legislative agenda in light of tomorrow's election. Items covered are: money for local law enforcement, Lynchburg becoming an airport authority, funding for Brownfields Restoration and Remediation, grant funds and what they go toward, economic development funding, historic rehabilitation tax credits, and sidewalk funding

-A concerned citizen called in a suspicious package at a NY train station, inside was something highly coincidental

-Civil War historian and Virginia Tech Professor Dr. James “Bud” Robertson has died at the age of 89. In light of his passing, we replayed one of his interviews from The Morning Show where Bud talked about his book “Civil War Echoes: Voices from Virginia”

-Amazon is Listening: how an Echo Dot could shed light on how a woman was killed with a spear

Jefferson Forest vs Brookville high school football game

General Manager with Terry Volkswagen Subaru gave his take on why he doesn't think autonomous vehicles are a good idea. He also expresses his joy over the partnership they have with automotive tech students where they give them the opportunity to shadow the Terry Subaru staff. Additionally, Mark talks about the importance of having well-trained technicians and their express service getting you in and out quickly. He plugs the new Passat incoming and a warranty change for Volkswagen. Lastly, he previews the upcoming Share the Love event

WDBJ7 Anchor & Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": Bedford moving trick-or-treating prank, the latest in efforts to bring an Amtrak stop to Bedford

Teresa Hall with AEP gave an update on power restoration efforts following last night's storms

ICYMI Today we opened the program with our legal analyst Rich Kelsey breaking down the partisan vote in the House on the impeachment inquiry

-In national headlines: California fires update: another fire caused by a car chase & 40 pounds of fentanyl was seized in Ohio, enough to "kill entire population of Ohio" multiple times

-Teresa Hall with AEP gave an update on power restoration efforts following last night's storms

-Odds & Ends: Isabel Hicks found safe, mother of abductor allegedly turned him in; an 800 lb man lost 600 pounds and wants to inspire others; & a woman was found dead in a home with 140 snakes with a python around her neck

-WDBJ7 Anchor & Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": Bedford moving trick-or-treating prank, the latest in efforts to bring an Amtrak stop to Bedford

-Apple TV+ starts today, what content do they have available?

-General Manager with Terry Volkswagen Subaru gave his take on why he doesn't think autonomous vehicles are a good idea. He also expresses his joy over the partnership they have with automotive tech students where they give them the opportunity to shadow the Terry Subaru staff. Additionally, Mark talks about the importance of having well-trained technicians and their express service getting you in and out quickly. He plugs the new Passat incoming and a warranty change for Volkswagen. Lastly, he previews the upcoming Share the Love event

-Wrap-up: 60th Annual Pancake Jamboree preview & don't forget to turn your clocks back on Sunday!

ICYMI Today we opened the program with our legal analyst Rich Kelsey breaking down the partisan vote in the House on the impeachment inquiry

-In national headlines: California fires update: another fire caused by a car chase & 40 pounds of fentanyl was seized in Ohio, enough to "kill entire population of Ohio" multiple times

-Teresa Hall with AEP gave an update on power restoration efforts following last night's storms

-Odds & Ends: Isabel Hicks found safe, mother of abductor allegedly turned him in; an 800 lb man lost 600 pounds and wants to inspire others; & a woman was found dead in a home with 140 snakes with a python around her neck

-WDBJ7 Anchor & Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": Bedford moving trick-or-treating prank, the latest in efforts to bring an Amtrak stop to Bedford

-Apple TV+ starts today, what content do they have available?

-General Manager with Terry Volkswagen Subaru gave his take on why he doesn't think autonomous vehicles are a good idea. He also expresses his joy over the partnership they have with automotive tech students where they give them the opportunity to shadow the Terry Subaru staff. Additionally, Mark talks about the importance of having well-trained technicians and their express service getting you in and out quickly. He plugs the new Passat incoming and a warranty change for Volkswagen. Lastly, he previews the upcoming Share the Love event

-Wrap-up: 60th Annual Pancake Jamboree preview & don't forget to turn your clocks back on Sunday!