Greg McQuade
Anchor at WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
76 time Emmy Award winning storyteller and anchor at WTVR - CBS6 in Richmond, VA. From Somerville & Hull, MA.. Dog Lover.. Boston Sports Fan.. Traveler.
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3 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Greg McQuade
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Va. — A collection of letters, documents and photographs from a young airman who went missing during the Korean War is finding a new home at the Goochland County Historical Society in Virginia. Richard Cobbs, 91, recently donated an archive of personal items belonging to his brother, James Lynwood Cobbs, who disappeared in 1951 while serving in the Air Force. "I just felt like I did not want to throw them away," Richard Cobbs said. "I am approaching the end of my rope.
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4 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Greg McQuade
RICHMOND, Va. — Brie Hayden transforms ordinary antique bottles into extraordinary works of art from her apartment in Richmond's Fan District. "I love the signs of wear and tear on them as a challenge as a visual artist," Hayden said. "I try to get a nice reflection on the glass coming in on one side of the bottle. Having the other side cast in shadow."Her century-old subjects are always standing at attention, waiting to be immortalized through her hyperrealistic drawings.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Greg McQuade
Share RICHMOND, Va. — Army veteran Jim Raines and Gold Star father Stephen Ross bond over crafting wooden flags, finding solace in their shared experiences of loss. Jim Raines, 47, considers himself a hands-on kind of guy. The Army veteran jumped at the chance when his friend Stephen Ross invited him to spend the day in his backyard workshop creating one of their favorite symbols: Old Glory. "I'm charring the wood a little bit.
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1 month ago |
wtvr.com | Greg McQuade
RICHMOND, Va. — Army veteran Jim Raines and Gold Star father Stephen Ross bond over crafting wooden flags, finding solace in their shared experiences of loss. Jim Raines, 47, considers himself a hands-on kind of guy. The Army veteran jumped at the chance when his friend Stephen Ross invited him to spend the day in his backyard workshop creating one of their favorite symbols: Old Glory. "I'm charring the wood a little bit. In order to give the pull out some of the wood grain," Raines said.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Greg McQuade
Share CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. — Bowling Green, Virginia, a nearly 200-year-old community, has survived not one, but two devastating fires that occurred on the exact same date, 55 years apart. April 10, 1955 marks the day when fire nearly wiped this corner of Caroline County off the map. What began as a peaceful Easter Sunday quickly turned catastrophic when fire broke out in a downtown storage building and flames spread rapidly through the town.
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