Format: 2013-05-24

Franklin Enemy Falls Short of Siblings

Thea Marshall checks out the notion that Arthur Lee, one of the Lees of Stratford and an avowed enemy of Ben Franklin, was not as heroic a figure as his older brothers.

Volunteers Landscape Schools

 The grounds at 19 schools in the Tri-Cities look better this morning than they did Friday thanks to volnteers from a church with members from throughout the region.

Polluted Waters Still Outnumber Clean in Virginia

The Va. DEQ has released its latest assessment of water quality in the state.  High quality water in many areas is still years away.

NPR Commentator Frank Deford Visits Richmond

NPR sports commentator Frank Deford has just published his 16th book, a novel called Bliss, Remembered set at the 1936 Olympics.  Many of Deford's followers and fans are unaware that for 17 years, he served as the chairman of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and continues on the Board today as Chairman Emeritus.  Deford's daughter, Alexandra, died of the disease at age 8. 

Harvestmen

What’s Bugging You A fond look at the animals we love to hate. Tune-in each Tuesday morning at 8:35 a.m. on WCVE Public Radio.

Harvestmen

Crane Fly (Phantom Crane Fly)

What’s Bugging You A fond look at the animals we love to hate. Tune-in each Tuesday morning at 8:35 a.m. on WCVE Public Radio.

Crane Fly (Phantom Crane Fly)

Helping To Save the Bay

Richmond's only waterfront restaurants are benefiting two environmental groups closely related to locally grown and produced menu items.


 

Ford: Traction Missing in Economy

Brain Ford analyzes another week of mixed business news.

McDonnell Exchanges Views on Town Hall Road Show

Gov. McDonnell has been on the road pitching and receiving ideas to make changes in state government.

VSU Gets Kids to Eat Veggies

VSU has found a way to get kids to eat their vegetables.