"Catfish Moon" A Fun Evening Of Theatre

Will four friends and a hot summer add up to a good evening of theatre? Critic John Porter looks at Catfish Moon next.

Theater Groups Combine to Form New Repertory Company

Barksdale and Theatre IV have combined resources to create the Virginia Repertory Theatre and raise the profile of professional theater in the area.

McDonnell Rural Health Care Pledge "Work in Progress," Says Politifact

Sean Gorman of Politifact Virginia has the latest fact checking report.

Maggie Walker Ranked 16th in the Nation by Newsweek

Maggie Walker Governor's School ranks among the top 25 public high schools in the country, according to Newsweek magazine.

Smart Signs for Interstate Travelers

Starting Wednesday, Virginia interstate drivers will notice new signs with electronic displays that show travelers the quickest routes to the Virginia Beach oceanfront, the Outer Banks Expressway and Washington, D.C. Craig Carper reports.

Richmond Eliminates Friday Trash Pick-Up in Cost-Cutting Measure

The City of Richmond is cutting its trash pickup from five days to four and has launched a major campaign to get the word out to people who will be affected. 

VDH Concerned About Recreational Water Safety

Norfolk Police have identified a Richmond man who drowned while swimming in the Chesapeake Bay.  Thirty-seven year old Namanan Guhanathan was found face down in the water at Community Beach, and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.  Witnesses told police he was swimming earlier, with no apparent problems.

Tax Holiday For Emergency Supplies Begins Friday

Hurricane season begins next week, and as Charles Fishburne reports, the Virginia Department of Taxation has set another sales tax holiday to help you prepare.

Facebook's Fizzle; Buffett Buys 63 Media General Papers; Commodities Hurting

Brian Ford of RBC Wealth Management has analysis of the week's business news.

McDonnell Signs Voter ID Law, Issues New Cards

Governor McDonnell has signed the controversial voter ID bill into law but has issued an executive order issuing new IDs to every registered Virginia voter. Craig Carper reports.

Virginia Jobless Rate Stalled at 5.6%

The unemployment rate in Virginia last month remained at 5.6%. The nonprofit Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis says that's not good news.

Community Gardens Take Root in Richmond

This weekend was the first harvest of the Roots of Woodville Community Garden, a part of the city’s Richmond Grows Gardens Initiative.

Cabbage White Butterflies Rescued

Dr. Art Evans, entomologist and WCVE producer Steve Clark reveal a recent mission to rescue some wayward cabbage white caterpillars and pupae. A European species well established in North America, cabbage whites are one of the few butterfly species considered to be a pest.

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WCVE Forum: “Supporting College Students with Asperger's Syndrome for Success”

Bill Miller in Community Events

An estimated 90,000 Virginians have an Autism Spectrum Disorder, including Asperger’s syndrome.  WCVE Forum presents “Supporting College Students with Asperger's Syndrome for Success,” recorded May 15 in our studios.  WCVE's Bill Miller moderates a panel discussion, and students share their experiences.

 

Brian Ford
Brian Ford
Brooks Smith
Brooks Smith
Charles Fishburne
Charles Fishburne
Craig Carper
Craig Carper
Dan Rosenthal
Dan Rosenthal
Dr. Art Evans
Dr. Art Evans
Jeff Schapiro
Jeff Schapiro
Joan Tupponce
Joan Tupponce
John Ogle
John Ogle
John Porter
John Porter
Pamela D'Angelo
Pamela D'Angelo
Thea Marshall
Thea Marshall
Wayne Farrar
Wayne Farrar