WDBJ7 Meteorologist Leo Hirsbrunner joined the program to describe the winter storm coming later tonight with all kinds of precipitation followed by rain throughout the rest of the week

Lynchburg City Councilman Jeff Helgeson joined the program to comment on the proposed restrictions on short-term rentals in Lynchburg

Karl Miller with the Karl Miller team joined the program to introduce his Admin Assistant Nicole Parent as well as discuss the top 3 reasons people move and the 5 professional attributes that sellers look for in a realtor

Congressman Ben Cline joined the program to talk about the wall and border control, National Emergency declaration, Ben Cline's assigned committees, universal background checks, and his thoughts on Governor Northam and Lt. Gov. Fairfax

Doug Wilson with TLC's Trading Spaces joined the program to talk about being a guest speaker at the Love My Home: Greater Lynchburg Home & Garden Show this weekend in the former Macy's space. He talks about interior design and being brutally honest. Doug will be speaking 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM on the Love My Home Stage this Saturday!

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Claire Harvey is a junior at E.C. Glass High School is an actress, singer, and a playwright who wrote "A Forgotten Word" about her grandmother who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. She shares her love for theater and how she wants to study education in college to share her passions with others

State Senator Steve Newman joined the program to give an update on the Virginia General Assembly: taxes & the budget, College Lake, casinos in Virginia, and Amazon

General Manager at Fellers Chevrolet in Altavista, Greg Walker, joined the program to talk about deals they offer their customers such as the 10 yr/100,000 mile warranty and 3-day money back guarantee. He also talks about how their sales associates not working on commission helps create a no-pressure car buying experience

Dr. Thomas Eppes with Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program to talk about how the flu has arrived, how it spreads, and the importance of getting your flu shot

Lynchburg's Deputy City Manager Reid Wodicka joined the program to talk about the more than $12 million budget deficit the city could face in the future