Cville Right Now Live

Adam is joined by head chef at Zynodoa Laura Fonner to talk about her move to the Staunton-based restaurant, her recent appearance at Guy's Grocery Games, and her journey to this point in her career. 

On the latest episode of the VNB "My Forever Bank" podcast, CEO Glenn Rust talked with former Charlottesville Fire Chief Charles Werner about the 25th anniversary of 911.

Lee Elberson, CEO, and Jackie Howell, Director of Marketing and Outreach, with Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring join to discuss the recent Meta lawsuit settlement and how students under 18 may engage with the app in the wake of new guidelines and restrictions. 

In our lastes episode, VNB’s Meghan Crider, President, Educational Programs, discusses College Spending Tips with Sherry Taylor, Podcast host & producer - Marketing Associate.Students may be starting college for the first time and there are many factors to consider in planning for a successful school year, financially speaking. Ms. Crider provides several tips to families on preparing for student loan debt, taking accountability, and how to prepare for life after graduation.

Laurel Eberl, President of Martin Horn Helps, joins to talk about her nonprofit organization becoming Charlottesville and Albemarle's local affiliate for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. 

Marshall LeMert joins to share what he saw at the Free Bridge encampment site as city officials work to clear the space and relocate unhoused individuals to the emergency shelter on Holiday Drive. 

Luke Neer, host of the Best Seat in the House, joins to break down Virginia football's Week 0 34-8 win over NC State talking about the sellout crowd, UVA quarterback Beau Pribula, and how the 'Hoos stack up in the ACC. 

Simon Davidson of the Charlottesville29 joins to highlight a local to Charlottesville who has turned his passion for baking into amazing pizza and Charlottesville's newest Omakase experience at North American Sake Brewery. 

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly discuss stories they have been working on including charity care at UVA Health and a letter John McGuire addressed to the city manager calling for a delay in opening the shelter at Holiday Drive.  

Alejandra Fletcher, of Interim Health Care and Cory Hess of Brightstar Care joined Adam Hawes to explore the relationship between home care and home health and how they work together to support patients and their families in these economic times.

Representative Jennifer McClellan (VA-04) joins to discuss her appearance in Charlottesville for the Sick of It! nationwide tour bringing attention to the effects of healthcare legislation as well as other issues facing Virginians leading up to the midterm elections. 

Tracey Vitchers, Executive Director of It's On Us, talks about the work of the nation's largest non-profit campus sexual assault prevention organization and how their campus outreach aims to reduce violence on college campuses across the country. 

Les Sinclair, Senior Manager of Communications & PR with the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank joins on National Senior Citizens Day to highlight the rise of senior hunger in Virginia and how BRAFB is attempting to help. 

Mayor Juandiego Wade joins to discuss topics from Monday's council meeting including plans for the revenue generated from a sales tax referendum, a status update on the Freebridge encampment, and approving state funds for the Salvation Army's Center of Hope facility. 

CEO and Executive Director of the Center for Nonprofit Excellence Dr. Mariane Asad Doyle joins to highlight 20 years of the CNE and how it's been a resource for area nonprofits growing from serving Charlottesville to all of Virginia. 

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29.com joins to preview local chef Laura Fonner appearing on the Food Network and recent honors for both Gearhart's Fine Chocolates and Selvedge Brewing. 

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly join highlight stories on recent trends involving traffic stops in Greene County and the retirement of ACPD chief Sean Reeves. 

Winter Broadhurst, Assistant Director of Communications and Community Engagement with the Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) talks about their Friends in Schools Helping (FISH) volunteer program and how it impacts students, teachers, and the volunteers themselves. 

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner joins to talk about some of the local artists she's talked to in the Local Lounge and takes a look at some of the musical acts coming to the area. 

Sylvia Horowitz, Assistant Director of Philanthropy at the Center, talks about Make a Will Month, the importance of making a will, and resources the Center offers to aid in the process.  

While on vacation, Simon Davidson of the Charlottesville 29 highlights one of his favorite restaurants at the Outer Banks in The Paper Canoe and a sampling of the seafood dish hamachi crudo at three different Charlottesville restaurants.  

Lee Elberson, CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, breaks down recent laws passed in Virginia establishing guidelines for AI use in schools and analyzes the role AI currently plays in education.  

Charlottesville city councilor Michael Payne gives an update on the efforts to relocate residents from the Free Bridge encampment before the September 1 deadline. 

Amanda Spigone, President of the Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors (CAAR), breaks down the Q2 Housing Market Report that saw an increase in home sales for the region. 

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29.com joins to highlight the Sunday Roast at Maggie's Midtown and how its British roots make it a quintessential American dish.  

Jeff Kamrath coach of the Peachtree 11u All-Star Baseball team talks about the team's recent successes and the fundraising effort for a trip to the Cal Ripken World Series in Crown Point, Indiana.Dollars for Dingers: Help Peachtree Win the World Series! Follow Peachtree in the World Series here and watch their games here. 

Susan Swecker, former chair of the Democratic Party of Virginia and member of the Democratic National Committee, details the party's recent effort to recommend Virginia for an early 2028 presidential primary. 

Adam is joined by Nick Ward, Fluvanna County High School, and Gary Davis, DadBodSportsCards, to highlight the Inaugural Sports Card & TCG Show where card collectors and enthusiasts can come together on August 15 at Fluvanna County High School to help raise money for the FlucOlympians and the Flucos girls' soccer program. 

Sara Bon-Harper, Executive Director of James Monroe's Highland, previews the upcoming Albemarle County Fair taking place July 30-August 1 at Highland.  

Host Sherry Taylor takes you through 28 years of Virginia National Bank through the lens of the people who have served its customers.  Hear their stories and celebrate with us!

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly take a look with Adam at the new issue that includes a retrospective on the C&O 50 years after it began in 1976 and an update on policy decisions in Albemarle County Schools.  

City Councilor Michael Payne discusses topics from Monday's meeting including the plans for clearing the encampment at Freebridge, the referendum before voters on a sales tax increase, and an update on the proposed grocery space at 501 Cherry Avenue. 

Virginia National Bank is celebrating America's 250th Anniversary this summer in a big way, by giving back to its debit card customers.Between now and Aug. 28, all VNB clients who use their debit cards on a purchase of $20 or more will be entered into a sweepstakes with a chance to win $250.   Customers can enter the contest as many times as they want during the contesting period, with any purchase over $20 qualifying as an entry.  Entries are also made per transaction, not by account, meaning those on a joint account can both entered into the contest.  While VNB will be contacting winners, VNB will not ever ask for personal information, including your pin or account information, over the phone. If that happens, contact VNB directly. 

Ken Peterson, a former member of the Goochland Board of Supervisors, discussed what it takes to effectively run a local government.

Phil Riese discussed his concerns over the recent events in Albemarle County Schools as well as his call for an independent investigation into the situation at Hollymeade Elementary School.

Korey Hess, Community Outreach Specialist, with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville discusses elder self-neglect, warning signs, and how the right mindset can prevent it. 

Matt Steffens director of the Virginia Theater Festival production of 'Newsies' previews the show and gives a behind-the-scenes look at bringing together a cast that features professional and local talent to the stage. 

Jennifer Crews, program director, from the Center highlights how they are continuing to celebrate America's 250th birthday with upcoming events over the next month. 

Luke Neer of the Best Seat in the House joins Adam to talk World Cup ahead of the U.S. match against Belgium in the Round of 16 and gives some thoughts on Virginia football ahead of ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte. 

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly take a look at this week's issue which focuses on an ICE operation in Greene County and Nathan's conversation with New York Times journalist Jamelle Bouie about Matthew Pinsker’s book Boss Lincoln: The Partisan Life of Abraham Lincoln.

Sophia Lipinski, a rising senior at Charlottesville High School, along with Lee Elberson, CEO Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, talk about her experiences, pressures, and challenges in navigating her junior year of high school and preparing to take the next step to college.  

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner joins to talk about the 50th Anniversary celebration for the Downtown Mall before looking ahead to some of the musical acts coming to venues in Charlottesville. 

Simon Davidson of The Charlottesville 29 talks about a new food discovery: an empanada blending Venezuelan and Sri Lankan flavors featuring a crossover between two B.E.A.C.O.N. Kitchen members Illicit Catering Co. and Mint Kitchen. 

Reporters Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman discuss two stories from the most recent issue of C-VILLE Weekly including the developing situation with Albemarle County Schools and troubling reports from tenants inside the Crossings supportive housing facility. 

Fred Missel of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors discusses Wednesday's meeting that involved discussions on a housing assistance program for county employees, pay raises for board members, and riparian buffer protection standards.  

Nicolas Minas director of the Virginia Theatre Festival's production of Ken Ludwig's Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure previews the show and talks the opportunity to direct a story of an iconic literary character.  

City Councilor Michael Payne begins by discussing a reported death at the Freebridge Encampment before recapping Monday's council meeting discussing the climate program update and proposed changes to the intersection of W. Main and Ridge Streets.

Marshall LeMert joins the show to talk about his experience with the Virginia Association of Broadcasters Best of the Best Leadership Program and recaps at his group's case study that looks at how the public perceives media. 

Ty Cooper Director of the Charlottesville Albemarle Black Business Expo highlights the event set for June 20 at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center which will include a business pitch contest, panel discussions, and musical performances as part of a celebration of Juneteenth. 

Korey Hess, Community Outreach Specialist, with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville joins once again to highlight the amazing team of caregivers at Brightstar including nurses, CNAs, PCAs, and more.