
WINA’s Jay James honored as Future African American Leader in Radio
WINA morning host Jay James has been recognized as a Future African American Leader in Radio by Radio Ink.

WINA morning host Jay James has been recognized as a Future African American Leader in Radio by Radio Ink.

Did you know that the U.S. government has done something odd with your tax dollars?

Farmers markets are open for business, but they’ve had to adapt to a new reality created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.

The “intelligence community” is neither. Community, like intelligence, is to be found completely elsewhere.

The ACLU of Virginia is taking legal actions against the Commonwealth of Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam, and state and local officials to ensure they are using their full authority to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in prisons, jails and correctional facilities.

The Charlottesville-U.Va.-Albemarle Regional Emergency Operations Center is coordinating a drop-off location for those in the community wishing to support local COVID-19 efforts.

For every story of medical personnel exhausted and in need during the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a story of community members stepping forward – with gloves, hand sanitizer, and other much-needed supplies to help with those necessities.

The Virginia men’s swimming and diving team earned 11 first-team All-State honors and nine second-team All-State honors.

The NFL Draft is next week, and UVA linebacker Jordan Mack is looking to hear his name called, likely on Day 3.
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