Videos from Daytime TriCities
What Dick Wolfe, the chemist, may really want to do, out of everything, is to once again watch his grapes freeze on the vine and then go out and make some ice wine.
Evergreen's Tony Valk talks about orchids and potted plants for Valentine's Day.
The Air Force JROTC flight orientation program at Sullivan South High School continues to fly high and earn its wings.
Every 34 seconds in the US one person dies from heart disease. In fact, heart disease and stroke kill more Americans than all forms of cancer combined.
Concussion it's a word no athlete wants to hear and according to statistics brain injuries like a concussion are at an all-time high.
Conti McMillin shows us some new looks for Spring
Tony Valk from Evergreen talks about outdoor plants and planting for spring.
We slip on up to Beech Mountain again to see how they let things slide on the town's free sledding run.
Proposed budget cuts in Nashville could leave thousands of under-insured and uninsured women without the cancer screenings and treatments they need.
In an effort to meet the needs of thousands of medically underserved patients, Tri-Cities organizers are preparing to host the region?s second Remote Area Medical clinic.
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Fit Rx Linda Stollings
I spend a lot of my time around people and trainers in the gym. I have seen many people working out to total exhaustion almost to the point of being sick and then I have seen some people leave the gym looking just like they did when they walked in.
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American Heart Assocation aims to improve America's heart health
Every 34 seconds in the US one person dies from heart disease. In fact, heart disease and stroke kill more Americans than all forms of cancer combined.
Pfizer recalls birth control
Pfizer is recalling 28 lots of birth control pills.
Fit Rx Linda Stollings
You have certainly heard of skiing with poles, but have you ever heard of walking with poles? Yes I am talking about walking with a pole in each hand, not necessarily in the snow either.
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