Captain Mike Miller with Bedford County Sheriffs Office joined the program to share how they found missing 83-year-old Lina Pat Toot deceased in a creek near her home

Director of Communications & Marketing for Freedom 4/24 Jill Staaby joined the program to discuss human trafficking and how their organization helps these victims in light of recent events surrounding the Orchids of Asia Day Spa & Robert Kraft

Sherry Brady (NMLS #217258) with Summit Mortgage Corporation joined the program to talk all about down payment requirements for different situations and property types as well as facts about mortgage insurance. Summit Mortgage Corporation NMLS ID #1041 Equal Housing Opportunity

Delegate Scott Garrett is back from the 2019 Virginia General Assembly and joined the program to discuss the bill on freezing tuition rates, the restoration of College Lake, tax reform, & CVTC and mental health

Movie critic Mike Mayo joined the program to discuss the outrage over "Green Book" winning Best Picture at the Oscars as well as the DVD and pay-per-view release of "Mary Queen of Scots" and "Ralph Breaks the Internet"

In this week's "Health Check" Dr. Teddy Brose with Central Virginia Family Physicians talked about the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP). She shares some tips to improve your health, the importance of getting enough sleep, and talks about the nutrition plan/diet the CHIP program promotes

Bedford County Sheriff Major Ricky Gardner gives an update on the search for missing 83-year-old Bedford County woman Lina Pat Toot who was last seen this past Thursday night

Director of Community Development for the City of Lynchburg Kent White joined the program to talk about the possibility of Lynchburg placing restrictions on short-term rentals

New Director for Lynchburg Humane Society Beth Mars joined the program to talk about her first couple of weeks on the job as well as her plans moving forward with the humane society

State Senator Steve Newman joined the program to talk about the 2019 Virginia General Assembly wrapping up and to give his take on comments made by Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax. He talks about the budget, I-81, and Redistricting Reform