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.