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  • 1 week ago | wvtf.org | Sandy Hausman

    When international opera singers Miriam Gordon-Stewart and Brenda Patterson arrived in Charlottesville with plans to launch a small, innovative opera company, they were surprised by how receptive the town was. Area residents bought tickets for some pretty off-beat stuff. There was, for example, an opera performed for people who are deaf. They could follow the plot through American sign language and feel the vibrations of the music.

  • 2 weeks ago | wvtf.org | Sandy Hausman

    Will Smith and Will Cash have been friends since middle school, college roommates at Radford and now they’re business partners, offering the public a chance to celebrate one pivotal part of Virginia’s history. Four days a week, they welcome guests to their boats— 7.5 feet wide, 44 feet long— furnished with simple wood tables and benches. They are replicas of watercraft dating back 250 years. “April 29, 1775, Jefferson writes in his journal.

  • 2 weeks ago | wvtf.org | Sandy Hausman

    UVA’s medical center fills about 800,000 prescriptions each year, most in plastic vials. But it’s partnering with a new company to try something different-– a vial made of specially coated paper. Carrie Kovacik helps to manage the system’s distribution of medications. She says the containers do still have plastic caps that attach to a plastic collar on each vial.

  • 3 weeks ago | wvtf.org | Sandy Hausman

    Will Smith and Will Cash have been friends since middle school, college roommates at Radford and now they’re business partners, offering the public a chance to celebrate one pivotal part of Virginia’s history. Four days a week, they welcome guests to their boats -- 7.5 feet wide, 44 feet long – furnished with simple wood tables and benches. They are replicas of watercraft dating back 250 years. “April 29, 1775 Jefferson writes in his journal.

  • 3 weeks ago | wvtf.org | Sandy Hausman

    UVA’s medical center fills about 800,000 prescriptions each year – most in plastic vials, but it’s partnering with a new company to try something different – a vial made of specially coated paper. Carrie Kovacik helps to manage the system’s distribution of medications. She says the containers do still have plastic caps that attach to a plastic collar on each vial.

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