ICYMI: Pattie spoke with Marko Galbreath with T4Tactics about your chance to learn how to act in an active shooter situation; Mike Robinson with Lynchburg College, soon to be University of Lynchburg, discusses summer movies "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" & "Incredibles 2"; Robin Baker and Connie Blackwell with ARC of Central Virginia discuss the upcoming tennis tournament you can participate in to help those with mental and intellectual disabilities; Wayne Gannaway with Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest discusses their summer events like the Concert Musical on June 28 and their Independence Day Celebration on July 4; Jane Massie with the Alzheimer's Association of Central Virginia talked about Alzheimer's and Brain Health Awareness month along with Wiley Waters and his wife Carol who recently was diagnosed with Alzheimer's

ICYMI: Pattie spoke with Marko Galbreath with T4Tactics about your chance to learn how to act in an active shooter situation; Mike Robinson with Lynchburg College, soon to be University of Lynchburg, discusses summer movies "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" & "Incredibles 2"; Robin Baker and Connie Blackwell with ARC of Central Virginia discuss the upcoming tennis tournament you can participate in to help those with mental and intellectual disabilities; Wayne Gannaway with Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest discusses their summer events like the Concert Musical on June 28 and their Independence Day Celebration on July 4; Jane Massie with the Alzheimer's Association of Central Virginia talked about Alzheimer's and Brain Health Awareness month along with Wiley Waters and his wife Carol who recently was diagnosed with Alzheimer's

Lynchburg Police Department Chief Rual Diaz is leaving LPD in September to join Air Force Special Investigations. He joins the program to discuss the officer-involved shooting of a man in his home that left two LPD officers charged and put on leave. He also talks staffing issues, license plate readers, and morale around the department in light of the recent events

Legal Expert Rich Kelsey joins the program to dissect the recent LPD officer-involved shooting of a man in his home that left two officers charged with three felony counts of reckless handling of a firearm resulting in bodily injury, unlawful wounding, and unlawful shooting at an occupied domicile. They also discuss the recent landmark Supreme Court case that led to the ruling that police must obtain a warrant before they can see a mobile phone's location data

Professor of Economics at Lynchburg College, Gerald Prante, joins the program to talk about the recent Supreme Court decision to allow states to force online retailers to charge sales tax even if the stores do not have a physical presence in the state

Governor Ralph Northam will be in Lynchburg tomorrow to throw the first pitch at the Lynchburg Hillcats game. He joins the program to talk about medicaid expansion expenditure, bringing back Virginia National Guard troops in light of recent immigration events, and new legislation signed to prevent violence in cases similar to the murders of Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Grace Chun recently graduated from Heritage High School. During her time at HHS, she helped found "The Grace Project" which strives to bring awareness and compassion to the environment in our community. She started a beekeeping program with help from "Bob the Beekeeper" and the program will continue on at the school while Chun moves on to Duke University in the fall. She discusses the importance of young people getting involved in environmental causes

WDBJ7 Anchor and Assignment Manager, Tim Saunders, joins the program for "Week in Review": last night's Bedford County school board meeting outcome, LPD Chief Diaz unexpected retirement announcement, a father who pulled his son out of a fiery race car at South Boston, and the proposed renaming of Stonewall Jackson Middle School in Roanoke

Rich and Ed discuss Dave Trotz new head coaching job, they talk to ACC Sports writer Dave Glenn about the NBA draft, and they announce the US Open contest winners.

Ashley Kershner with the Downtown Lynchburg Association joined the program for "Summer, Lynchburg Style!" to talk about the "Adopt-a-Block" program, events going on downtown this summer, opening of new businesses, and what needs to happen in downtown moving forward