The Daily Progress

We know that it's getting used.

The Daily Progress just did an article on it last week and UVA Today as well.

And then other students wanted to do a town hall with candidates.

There was both.

Mary McIntyre is the president of the teacher union, the employee union within Albemarle County Public Schools.

She authored an editorial to the Daily Progress, which was published over the weekend.

It's not behind a paywall, which props to whoever owns the Daily Progress now.

Goodness gracious, it's been so many different entities that have owned the Daily Progress of late.

but she authored an editorial.

Frankly, Mary McIntyre, you're gonna watch and listen to this.

If you're not already in real time doing this, you will once your school schedule allows.

Mary, the mistake you made was publishing this with the Daily Progress, which is frankly read by so few people.

To say that Virginia has underachieved this season would be the understatement of the century.

And now we get to pick up the pieces of the aftermath, and the perfect man to do that with is Greg Madia of The Daily Progress.

He joins me now on the show.

Greg, welcome back.

I'm going back and forth and trading notes with Greg Madia.

I do it every other week, approximately.

He is the beat man for the Daily Progress.

Go check out all of his content online, and you can follow all of his stuff on Twitter slash X as well.

If you really think about the scope of what has happened and where they are.

And, and, I saw a Charlottesville Daily Progress article.

They interviewed Dr. Berlin, the chair, and she said, I'm paraphrasing, but the headline said she said they're in crisis.

That's the way she described it.

Folks, this is moving quickly, that topic on today's show.

We'll talk an article in the Daily Progress published earlier today about retailers on West Main Street in the Midtown Corridor who are absolutely struggling for survival.

That, according to the Daily Progress.

The Progress in its reporting references some retailers like Pro Camera.

They reference some retailers or experiential retailers like Ben Around Tattoos and their story.

Put it in the feed and let us know what it is.

Next up, we've got a bit of a struggle on West Main Street.

So the Daily Progress, Conan, this is right up your alley.

Print, radio, and television that's watching the program.

Daily Progress, C-Ville Right Now, NBC Twenty-Nine, CBS Nineteen, C-Ville Weekly, you should write about this next week.

This should be in your news cycle.

Uh, the Clarion point, and, and all-- in fact, there's-- it's more than just the, the trade story that you should report, C-Ville Weekly, C-Ville Right Now, Daily Progress, uh, uh, Sean Tubbs, and, and TV stations.

It's more than just this.

A sixty-three-key hotel that was built in nineteen eighty-eight on approximately one point six six acres, then zoned NX dash eight, traded for five million dollars.

That's a lot of money.

This is the story, print, radio, and television that's watching the program.

Here's what's in store as we have reached week seven of the 2026 college football season.

Greg Bedia of The Daily Progress will join me for further discussion on Virginia's narrow 28 to 25 victory over the Syracuse Orange, so stay tuned for that.

And then I'm gonna have to flow into a little bit of Cavalier men's basketball talk just for my own sanity.

Adam Hawes is with me, though, at the top of the show.

28-25 was the final, and it's time for a breakdown.

Greg Madia joins me as a guest on the program.

You can follow his coverage of the Cavaliers at the Daily Progress.

Greg, let's get into it.

Print, radio, and television that's watching the program.

Daily Progress, C-Ville Right Now, C-Ville Weekly.

It's your job to move quickly with this story because I'm gonna tell you right now, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, and Fox Spor- Fox News are certainly investigating this story.

Judah Witcover, jump in.