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Former Philadelphia CDL school owner gets prison time for bribery - Vimarsana News

Former Philadelphia CDL school owner gets prison time for bribery

The school owner pleaded guilty to bribing a CDL examiner for passing tests for students who did not pass, or even take, the tests. Also: California fleet's drivers ratify new Teamsters contract; St. Christopher Fund raised $13K at MATS.

A visionary named Wilbur: Family archives shine new light on founder of WTVR-TV - Vimarsana News

A visionary named Wilbur: Family archives shine new light on founder of WTVR-TV

"I’m proud of it all, I’m proud of what my great-grandfather did with his life," said Margaret Ferguson, the great-granddaughter of Wilbur Havens, the founder of WTVR-TV.

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How the WTVR transmitter made history and became an icon - Vimarsana News

How the WTVR transmitter made history and became an icon

In the heart of Richmond's Museum District, WTVR's imposing red-and-white television tower has stood as a monumental work of art for the past seven decades.

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The 'Real Story' Behind The South's First TV Station | Radio & Television Business Report - Vimarsana News

The 'Real Story' Behind The South's First TV Station | Radio & Television Business Report

In April 1948, the first television station in the U.S. South signed on the air. Today, WTVR-6 in Richmond is celebrating its 75th anniversary. But, the E.W. Scripps Co. station affiliated with CBS says the station's story requires going back even further than that celebratory sign-on date.

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WNC History: 'Black Mountain Blues' at Roseland Gardens - Vimarsana News

WNC History: 'Black Mountain Blues' at Roseland Gardens

Folks from as far away as Asheville, Old Fort, and Marion were regularly making their way up the narrow dirt road to the Brookside community.