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Allergist says to brace for a tough season
Some tips from an allergist
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Special Computer
Bill Hadden, who lost his sight in 1975, uses a computer that allows him to use verbal commands.
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Kings Dominion's Intimidator 305
Kings Dominion introduces their new roller coaster.
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Lexington, Bedford birthing centers to close
Some women will have to find new places to have their babies as two area hospitals announce plans to close their birthing centers
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It's not too late to get the H1N1 vaccine
All vaccines eventually expire and health officials urge people to get the vaccine if they haven't already while it is still available.
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Learning to dance
Randolph College students teach Bass Elementary School children how to dance.
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The Goodtimers
The Goodtimers, a Campbell County senior citizens group visits Valley View Retirement Home to perform songs, skits and music.
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Pesky Pollen Problems in the Spring
Greenville, N.C. - It?s that time of year again. The days become warmer, the flowers start to bloom?and allergies become a pesky problem.
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Science Demonstration Test
Randolph College students test out a few demonstrations they are planning for next week's science festival.
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Hand Drumming, Is it Therapeutic?
Hand Drummer, Ed Mikenas talks about Hand Drumming, and why it's a good activity to participate in.
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Fit Facts
Q: Do I really have to lift weights to lose weight?
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Queen Bee Quilters
The Queen Bees, a subgroup of Lynchburg?s Patches ?n Pieces Quilt Club, meet at the Tabor Retreat Center once a month to make quilts for community charities and organizations like the Central Virginia
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Ballet in Lynchburg
Keith Lee runs a practice at Dance Theatre in Lynchburg with Charlottesville Ballet dancers.
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Billie Raper from The Hotel Roanoke Makes She Crab Soup
The Hotel Roanoke's Executive Chef, Billie Raper, shows Jay and Natalie how to make one of their signature dishes.
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Spring flowers
Interested in breaking your cabin fever by testing out your green thumb? Well there are some plants and vegetables that would not withstand our cool nights.
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Appalachian Power tests home meters every year
The 2009 results show that the meters are within accuracy limits.
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Our Blue Ridge: Spaces
Our Blue Ridge: Spaces
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Ask Karen: Medicine manufacturer inquiry
Q: Are all aspirin the same?
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Paranormal investigators examine Bristol's historic train station.
Employees and customers alike have reported strange happenings at Bristol's historic train station and Friday night a parnanormal investigation team looked for answers.
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More From Mayberry: Thelma Lou
We sit down for a chat with Betty Lynn, the actress who played "Thelma Lou" on the Andy Griffith Show.
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How to help your shrubs survive the winter
The snow and ice are really weighing down shrubs and trees across the area which can lead to more pruning this spring.
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The National Civil War Chaplains Museum
The National Civil War Chaplains Museum is set to open January 23, 2010. The museum's goal is to educate the public about the role of chaplains, priests, rabbis and religious organizations during the
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Puppets Alamode
Members of Puppets Alamode, a local special needs puppet troupe, rehearse "The Hat Song" on Dec. 3. Their first performance is scheduled for 7 p.m. Dec. 10 at The Arc of Central Virginia.
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Hardy man has Triple Bypass Surgery, then hikes Appalachian Trail
A Bedford County man completes the Appalachian Trail. He had triple bypass surgery just one year before starting the hike.
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