The Sportline wraps up the week, by talking to Dennis Carter, Gary Gramling of Sports Illustrated, Flashback Friday with Wes, and Frank the Caddy.

Charity Waldron with the Virginia Commonwealth Games joined the program for "Summer, Lynchburg Style!" to talk about why the equestrian portion of the games has been postponed as well as previewing Main Games Weekend which starts tomorrow at Liberty University

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Cohen Naulty, also known as The Quarter Boy, is 17-year-old Heritage High School student who recently made national news after Beer 88 made a Facebook post about him paying in quarters at their restaurant. He is turning the experience into a positive one and "paying it forward" by using donated money to buy meals for other people to spread happiness

Karl Miller with the Karl Miller Team joins the program to talk about the three hurdles in home buying and how you can overcome them

Virginia GOP Chairman John Whitbeck recently resigned from his position and he joins the program to discuss his decision to leave and some of the best and worst things about the job

Teresa Hall with Appalachian Power joins the program to discuss how Lynchburg City and AEP are teaming up on Main Street Renewal projects

Rich and Ed discuss hair grooming techniques, managing clients as a salesman, and then eventually into sports. They talk about the end of the Patriot era, TimesDispatch.com writer Mike Barber talks UVA and VT football, and Olympic Wrestler Buddy Lee talks the Commonwealth Games.

Rich and Ed discuss hair grooming techniques, managing clients as a salesman, and then eventually into sports. They talk about the end of the Patriot era, TimesDispatch.com writer Mike Barber talks UVA and VT football, and Olympic Wrestler Buddy Lee talks the Commonwealth Games.

Rich and Ed discuss hair grooming techniques, managing clients as a salesman, and then eventually into sports. They talk about the end of the Patriot era, TimesDispatch.com writer Mike Barber talks UVA and VT football, and Olympic Wrestler Buddy Lee talks the Commonwealth Games.

CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula joins the program life from Missouri to give an update on the duck boat sinking: the boat is now raised from the lake, discussion on life jackets, and the story of Tia Coleman who lost 9 family members on the boat