The Schilling Show: Steve Haner, Jackie Schlegel, Alex McFarland
Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 15 segments
Steve Haner, senior Fellow for State and Local Tax Policy, Jefferson Forum: Spanberger’s Energy Plan and Virginia’s Energy Future…
Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 15 segments
Steve Haner, senior Fellow for State and Local Tax Policy, Jefferson Forum: Spanberger’s Energy Plan and Virginia’s Energy Future…
Rob SchillingHost
Alex McFarlandGuest
Steve HanerGuest
Jackie SchlegelGuest
Number one, I just saw the notice that Spoons, the frozen yogurt place, closed down.
Spoons Frozen Yogurt, where you could mix the things in, and they had lots of flavors and everything.
One was in the Barracks Road, uh, North wing, and the other one was, I think, where the Spoons is now in Hollymead.
But unfortunately, during COVID, the North Barracks Road wing of Sweet Frog shut down, and then they sold out Sweet Frog at the other location, so that was gone.
There was something called Bloop, and it seems to me there were other places to get frozen yogurt in the Charlottesville area.
If you know different, would you give us a call or send me an email to robs@cville rightnow.com? Because I was lamenting the loss of the chance to try some more frozen yogurt, which I like to do occasionally, and it looks like, I guess, what, we'd have to go to Richmond to do it? That's ridiculous.
And why can't these places stay in business in Charlottesville? Why are all the frozen yogurt places closing out? 'Cause I'm sure there were several others that I referenced.
It's time Charlottesville turned down the volume about these loud cars racing up and down our streets, and, uh, I s- I hear and see them on twenty-nine.
Susan writes in, "I don't know about you, but we routinely hear these cars gunning up and down twenty-nine at night.
It can be heard with all the windows closed, despite the fact that we live at the back of the neighborhood, farther away from twenty-nine, and it's really loud if you have the windows open.
Number one, I just saw the notice that Spoons, the frozen yogurt place, closed down.
Spoons Frozen Yogurt, where you could mix the things in, and they had lots of flavors and everything.
One was in the Barracks Road, uh, North wing, and the other one was, I think, where the Spoons is now in Hollymead.
But unfortunately, during COVID, the North Barracks Road wing of Sweet Frog shut down, and then they sold out Sweet Frog at the other location, so that was gone.
There was something called Bloop, and it seems to me there were other places to get frozen yogurt in the Charlottesville area.
If you know different, would you give us a call or send me an email to robs@cville rightnow.com? Because I was lamenting the loss of the chance to try some more frozen yogurt, which I like to do occasionally, and it looks like, I guess, what, we'd have to go to Richmond to do it? That's ridiculous.
And why can't these places stay in business in Charlottesville? Why are all the frozen yogurt places closing out? 'Cause I'm sure there were several others that I referenced.
It's time Charlottesville turned down the volume about these loud cars racing up and down our streets, and, uh, I s- I hear and see them on twenty-nine.
Susan writes in, "I don't know about you, but we routinely hear these cars gunning up and down twenty-nine at night.
It can be heard with all the windows closed, despite the fact that we live at the back of the neighborhood, farther away from twenty-nine, and it's really loud if you have the windows open.
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