The remnants of Hurricane Camille brought torrential rains that devastated Nelson County. Dick Whitehead's father was the Sheriff of Nelson County at the time of the storm. He shares what the aftermath was like with attempts to rescue those who survived as well as those who didn't. He also talks about preserving the history through stories and pictures

Continuing our coverage of the 50th Anniversary of Camille in Nelson County, Vice President of the Nelson County Historical Society and Oakland Museum joined the program to talk about preserving the history of this devastating event as well as places you can visit to take it all in. Visit www.NelsonHistorical.org to see more

Continuing our coverage of the 50th Anniversary of Camille in Nelson County, Vice President of the Nelson County Historical Society and Oakland Museum joined the program to talk about preserving the history of this devastating event as well as places you can visit to take it all in. Visit www.NelsonHistorical.org to see more

Washington Post Blogger and Political Writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk Virginia politics: "Spanberger's and Luria's reelection will hinge on what they do about an impeachment inquiry", Virginia Crime Commission looking at gun control proposals, House member fundraising on social media after recent mass shootings, Human Rights Campaign contributing to Virginia elections

Washington Post Blogger and Political Writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk Virginia politics: "Spanberger's and Luria's reelection will hinge on what they do about an impeachment inquiry", Virginia Crime Commission looking at gun control proposals, House member fundraising on social media after recent mass shootings, Human Rights Campaign contributing to Virginia elections

Today is the 50th anniversary of the torrential rains and devastation that came with Hurricane Camille in Nelson County. Ed Tinsley was a State Police Trooper at the time of the storm and he joins the program to recount what he witnessed in the aftermath Camille as well as his efforts through the years to educate the public on this disastrous part of Nelson County's history

Today is the 50th anniversary of the torrential rains and devastation that came with Hurricane Camille in Nelson County. Ed Tinsley was a State Police Trooper at the time of the storm and he joins the program to recount what he witnessed in the aftermath Camille as well as his efforts through the years to educate the public on this disastrous part of Nelson County's history

Gary Arrington with Hunters for the Hungry joined the program to preview the 8th Annual Hunters for the Hungry Night with the Lynchburg Hillcats. He talks about what a sponsorship of the event means as well as how you can help to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate by coming out to the ballgame! General Admission is $8 visit www.Lynchburg-Hillcats.com for more information on this event

Gary Arrington with Hunters for the Hungry joined the program to preview the 8th Annual Hunters for the Hungry Night with the Lynchburg Hillcats. He talks about what a sponsorship of the event means as well as how you can help to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate by coming out to the ballgame! General Admission is $8 visit www.Lynchburg-Hillcats.com for more information on this event

CEO of Virginia International Raceway Connie Nyholm joined the program to preview the Michelin GT Challenge coming to VIR Aug 23-25. She talks about all of the experiences you can take in and what separates them from NASCAR races