
Wayne Covil
Senior Reporter at WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
Senior Reporter at WTVR - CBS 6 [email protected] http://t.co/XepxZ8aecX
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3 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Wayne Covil
PETERSBURG, Va. — A free music festival in Petersburg is marking its 18th year this weekend, continuing a tradition that has grown into a major community event drawing thousands of attendees. The Halifax Street Music Festival, a three-day event, has become a staple in the Petersburg community, attracting more than 3,500 people to enjoy diverse musical performances. "R & B singers, some jazz, some line dancing people, little bit of everything," said Rodney Jones, stage and sound manager.
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3 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Wayne Covil
PETERSBURG, Va. — Animal welfare organizations in Petersburg are voicing concerns about what they describe as a lack of transparency regarding plans for a new animal shelter. Representatives from two organizations advocating for a new Petersburg animal shelter say they are concerned about the limited information coming from city officials about the planned facility.
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3 weeks ago |
kvia.com | Wayne Covil
WTVR, PETERSBURG FIRE RESCUE, CNNBy Wayne CovilClick here for updates on this story PETERSBURG, Virginia (WTVR) — Petersburg firefighters are hailing a 12-year-old boy as a hero after he saved his two younger brothers and grandmother from their burning home Tuesday morning. Ramir Parker, a rising seventh grader, noticed something was wrong inside the house on Burks Street when he smelled smoke.
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3 weeks ago |
wtvr.com | Wayne Covil
PETERSBURG, Va. — As emergency medical calls continue to increase in Petersburg, the city's fire department is stepping up to assist the primary ambulance provider, bringing much-needed relief to an overwhelmed system. Paramedics with Southside Virginia Emergency Crew, the city's primary medical provider for nearly 80 years, are facing a steadily increasing volume of emergency calls each year. "On an average we run about 27 calls a day, which equals about 900 calls a month.
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1 month ago |
wtvr.com | Wayne Covil
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. — Six students with disabilities celebrated a milestone achievement Wednesday morning at Fort Gregg-Adams, marking their graduation from Project Search, an intensive program designed to prepare them for the workplace. "Today is a day to celebrate growth, determination and strength," said Glenita Jones, a Project Search instructor.
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