Republican representing the 22nd District in Virginia's House of Delegates Kathy Byron joined the program to discuss various topics including what happens if democrats take over the state versus republicans keeping control. She also talks about abortion laws, democrats outdoing republicans in fundraising, "surprise medical billing", broadband access in rural areas, the legalization of marijuana, and gambling in Virginia

ICYMI Today in national headlines: Trump plans to build a wall in Colorado? Christmas sales to start October 25th & the Washington Nationals lead the World Series 2-0

-Locally: Parents still concerned over recent incidences at E.C. Glass and are taking to social media & Jerry Falwell Jr. threatens to sue the journalist of "defamatory" article

-Republican representing the 22nd District in Virginia's House of Delegates Kathy Byron joined the program to discuss various topics including what happens if democrats take over the state versus republicans keeping control. She also talks about abortion laws, democrats outdoing republicans in fundraising, "surprise medical billing", broadband access in rural areas, the legalization of marijuana, and gambling in Virginia

-Halloween outrage: blackface pumpkins

-Our legal analyst Rich Kelsey spoke on recent news in the impeachment inquiry. He talks about "closed door meetings", "quid pro quo", and "high crimes and misdemeanors"

-Our "Rising Stars" this week are from Sandusky Middle School and are brought to you by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Torrie Wincherster and Brycen McKillp are part of the SCA (student council association) and they shared their excitement over planning various events such as the homcoming pep rally and dance and spirit week. They talked about why it is important to promote school spirit and how their experience on Student Council will aid them throughout high school and beyond

-Nickelodeon announced the opening of the biggest indoor theme park - so we discussed other indoor theme parks in the nation

-Today in history: Hustler Magazine v. Falwell (1988)

ICYMI Today in national headlines: Trump plans to build a wall in Colorado? Christmas sales to start October 25th & the Washington Nationals lead the World Series 2-0

-Locally: Parents still concerned over recent incidences at E.C. Glass and are taking to social media & Jerry Falwell Jr. threatens to sue the journalist of "defamatory" article

-Republican representing the 22nd District in Virginia's House of Delegates Kathy Byron joined the program to discuss various topics including what happens if democrats take over the state versus republicans keeping control. She also talks about abortion laws, democrats outdoing republicans in fundraising, "surprise medical billing", broadband access in rural areas, the legalization of marijuana, and gambling in Virginia

-Halloween outrage: blackface pumpkins

-Our legal analyst Rich Kelsey spoke on recent news in the impeachment inquiry. He talks about "closed door meetings", "quid pro quo", and "high crimes and misdemeanors"

-Our "Rising Stars" this week are from Sandusky Middle School and are brought to you by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Torrie Wincherster and Brycen McKillp are part of the SCA (student council association) and they shared their excitement over planning various events such as the homcoming pep rally and dance and spirit week. They talked about why it is important to promote school spirit and how their experience on Student Council will aid them throughout high school and beyond

-Nickelodeon announced the opening of the biggest indoor theme park - so we discussed other indoor theme parks in the nation

-Today in history: Hustler Magazine v. Falwell (1988)

ICYMI Today in national headlines: Trump plans to build a wall in Colorado? Christmas sales to start October 25th & the Washington Nationals lead the World Series 2-0

-Locally: Parents still concerned over recent incidences at E.C. Glass and are taking to social media & Jerry Falwell Jr. threatens to sue the journalist of "defamatory" article

-Republican representing the 22nd District in Virginia's House of Delegates Kathy Byron joined the program to discuss various topics including what happens if democrats take over the state versus republicans keeping control. She also talks about abortion laws, democrats outdoing republicans in fundraising, "surprise medical billing", broadband access in rural areas, the legalization of marijuana, and gambling in Virginia

-Halloween outrage: blackface pumpkins

-Our legal analyst Rich Kelsey spoke on recent news in the impeachment inquiry. He talks about "closed door meetings", "quid pro quo", and "high crimes and misdemeanors"

-Our "Rising Stars" this week are from Sandusky Middle School and are brought to you by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Torrie Wincherster and Brycen McKillp are part of the SCA (student council association) and they shared their excitement over planning various events such as the homcoming pep rally and dance and spirit week. They talked about why it is important to promote school spirit and how their experience on Student Council will aid them throughout high school and beyond

-Nickelodeon announced the opening of the biggest indoor theme park - so we discussed other indoor theme parks in the nation

-Today in history: Hustler Magazine v. Falwell (1988)

ICYMI Today in national headlines: Trump plans to build a wall in Colorado? Christmas sales to start October 25th & the Washington Nationals lead the World Series 2-0

-Locally: Parents still concerned over recent incidences at E.C. Glass and are taking to social media & Jerry Falwell Jr. threatens to sue the journalist of "defamatory" article

-Republican representing the 22nd District in Virginia's House of Delegates Kathy Byron joined the program to discuss various topics including what happens if democrats take over the state versus republicans keeping control. She also talks about abortion laws, democrats outdoing republicans in fundraising, "surprise medical billing", broadband access in rural areas, the legalization of marijuana, and gambling in Virginia

-Halloween outrage: blackface pumpkins

-Our legal analyst Rich Kelsey spoke on recent news in the impeachment inquiry. He talks about "closed door meetings", "quid pro quo", and "high crimes and misdemeanors"

-Our "Rising Stars" this week are from Sandusky Middle School and are brought to you by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Torrie Wincherster and Brycen McKillp are part of the SCA (student council association) and they shared their excitement over planning various events such as the homcoming pep rally and dance and spirit week. They talked about why it is important to promote school spirit and how their experience on Student Council will aid them throughout high school and beyond

-Nickelodeon announced the opening of the biggest indoor theme park - so we discussed other indoor theme parks in the nation

-Today in history: Hustler Magazine v. Falwell (1988)

Associate Professor of History at University of Lynchburg Dr. Adam Dean talked about the first American impeachment of Andrew Johnson in the 1860s. He shares how the process worked and the parallels to the modern impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.

Dr. Dean will give a lecture on Andrew Johnson at 6:00 PM tomorrow in the Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center at the University of Lynchburg. The lecture is free and open to the public.

This week's "Health Check" featured Dr. Robert Vogel of Piedmont Eye Center. He talked about diabetic retinopathy and different treatment options available

ICYMI Today we talked national/international headlines: 39 found dead in the back of a truck in southeast Englad & Ambassador to Ukraine testimony on Trump quid-pro-quo

Locally: We broke down the community meeting held at E.C. Glass last night over concerns from parents and students about recent incidents at the school

-Alec Baldwin went "knocking on doors" for Virginia Democrats

-Health Check featured Dr. Robert Vogel of Piedmont Eye Center. He talked about diabetic retinopathy and different treatment options available

-Worst stories of the day: 2 brothers started a fire in their home meth lab and left granny behind, a missing Alabama toddler believed to have been found dead in a landfill, and a Colorado mother is charged with murdering her daughter after faking her terminal illness

-Associate Professor of History at University of Lynchburg Dr. Adam Dean talked about the first American impeachment of Andrew Johnson in the 1860s. He shares how the process worked and the parallels to the modern impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump

ICYMI Today we talked national/international headlines: 39 found dead in the back of a truck in southeast Englad & Ambassador to Ukraine testimony on Trump quid-pro-quo

Locally: We broke down the community meeting held at E.C. Glass last night over concerns from parents and students about recent incidents at the school

-Alec Baldwin went "knocking on doors" for Virginia Democrats

-Health Check featured Dr. Robert Vogel of Piedmont Eye Center. He talked about diabetic retinopathy and different treatment options available

-Worst stories of the day: 2 brothers started a fire in their home meth lab and left granny behind, a missing Alabama toddler believed to have been found dead in a landfill, and a Colorado mother is charged with murdering her daughter after faking her terminal illness

-Associate Professor of History at University of Lynchburg Dr. Adam Dean talked about the first American impeachment of Andrew Johnson in the 1860s. He shares how the process worked and the parallels to the modern impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump

ICYMI Today we talked national/international headlines: 39 found dead in the back of a truck in southeast Englad & Ambassador to Ukraine testimony on Trump quid-pro-quo

Locally: We broke down the community meeting held at E.C. Glass last night over concerns from parents and students about recent incidents at the school

-Alec Baldwin went "knocking on doors" for Virginia Democrats

-Health Check featured Dr. Robert Vogel of Piedmont Eye Center. He talked about diabetic retinopathy and different treatment options available

-Worst stories of the day: 2 brothers started a fire in their home meth lab and left granny behind, a missing Alabama toddler believed to have been found dead in a landfill, and a Colorado mother is charged with murdering her daughter after faking her terminal illness

-Associate Professor of History at University of Lynchburg Dr. Adam Dean talked about the first American impeachment of Andrew Johnson in the 1860s. He shares how the process worked and the parallels to the modern impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump