Molly Tuttle hosts The Best of Pickin featuring collaborations with Dave Matthews + Old Crow Medicine Show; her extensive fall tour adds fresh music from Nick Chandler, Delivered, and classic bluegrass artists.
Tune in this Friday at 10 on 89.5 on WHRV for late-night Americana.
ODU is renovating the former Inn on Hampton Boulevard into a modern 25,000 sqft public safety headquarters that will combine police, emergency management and a 911 center into one accessible facility — construction is underway with operations expected by September or October next year.
Tune in today at 9 p.m. on WHRO-FM for 'A Local Touch: Music With A Virginia Connection' as Raymond Jones hosts his 66th airing featuring classical pieces (including military band and local composer performances) that celebrate Virginia's rich musical heritage.
WHRO Public Media offers back-to-school resources via eMediaVA to help local students transition from summer to class.
The digital library provides activities, videos, and lesson plans from Daniel Tiger (PBS Kids) for schools that began today.
Amtrak will suspend rail service from Virginia to D.C. from Oct.
16 to Oct. 26 for track upgrades at the First Street Tunnel, and trains will end in Alexandria while buses + alternate connections assist travelers until service resumes Oct. 26.
The Supernova Ska Festival will take place Sept.
12 and 13 in Hampton Roads and feature Jamaican ska legend Derek Morgan along with Yellowman and The Slackers (lineup spans classic and modern acts). Founders Tim and April Receveur are expanding the event’s global reach with international guests and local support.
After Sept. 11, 2001, Norfolk International Airport increased security with advanced screening and stricter protocols as officials and frequent flyers remember that day as a turning point for air travel, a transition that continues to shape flight procedures today.
WHRO will present a special edition of ‘Evening classics’ on Friday, Sept.
11 at 9:00 p.m. — hosted by Raymond Jones, the program offers a musical tribute to remember 9/11 with works such as “Firestorm” and a Pulitzer Prize-winning piece.
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