Mari White and Anthony McAvoy are back for another edition of The Best of the Burg. They talk with Ashley and Whitney from Jersey Mike's Subs and Trish Cerulli the President of the Cloverlea Foundation.
Mari White is joined by Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James, Charles Lacy from the Central Virginia Land Conservancy, and Nat Marshall from the Lynchburg Area Youth Sports Initiative on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Mari White and Anthony McAvoy talk with Chad Wheeler from WheelerGreen Lawncare, Owner of the Hill City Howlers, Dylan Narang, and Trish Roth and Kira Rider from HOME Magazine on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Mari White and Anthony McAvoy talk with Rhonda Holt The Loan Maven and Deborah Smith from the Jones Memorial Library on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Melissa Mahone, Jake Funk, and Shop Dog Ace, join the show to talk about the trends in wallpaper, vintage looks sticking around, having fabric, special they have right now, accent walls, taking care of the entire process, and more.
Trish Roth and Kira Rider from HOME Magazine join Mari and Brian on The Best of the Burg to talk about the new Early Spring edition of Central Virginia HOME Magazine.
Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James and Keeley Cordingly from HumanKind talk about the upcoming Lynchburg Turkey Trot, how many people will be running it, still looking for volunteers, the programs that HumanKind provides, and more.
In the Partnering for Good segment brought to you by Bank of the James, Shawne Farmer from Interfaith Outreach talks about their ongoing football raffle, what they do for the community, the online Silent Art Auction, and more.
In the Partnering For Good segment, Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James brings in Gary Arrington and Jason Schmitt from Hunters for the Hungry to the studio to talk about what their organization does, the different hunting seasons in the area, the programs they supply deer to, the events they do during the year, working with local FFAs, and more.
In the Partnering For Good segment brought to you by Bank of the James, Terry Wecker from Isaiah 1:17 House talks about what the organization does, helping children in foster care, what their process is when children come to the house, working with over 200 kids in the last two years, how the community can help, and more.
