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Shrimp Saganaki
Chef Joe McCray
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Public hearings set for proposed electric rate increases
Customers of Appalachian Power and Dominion Power will have the chance to weigh in on proposed rate increases.
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Best drug stores
Price is only one consideration when choosing a pharmacy. Good, quick service is important, too, especially when you're sick. You don't want to have to wait a long time or, worse, be told the medicine is not in stock.
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Testing "As seen on TV" products
"As Seen on TV" food choppers such as the Magic Bullet Express promise fast, easy results. So does the Ninja. To see whether those products can cut it, Consumer Reports tested the Ninja and Magic Bullet Express along with more than 40 other food choppers and processors, including ones from Cuisinart and KitchenAid.
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4:10
Fundraiser for the Humane Society
Dogwood and Cattails Ball
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Noon Interview: What weed killer is best for your lawn, garden
Time to fertilize the grass? Which weed killer is perfect for this time of year?
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4:34
All about the Eyes
Bristol Dermatology and Skin Care Center
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Top telecom providers
Consumer Reports says when it comes to your TV, Internet, and home-phone services, fiber optics have a lot to offer.
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4:05
Prom Fashions
The latest styles and looks
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iPad vs. competitors
The iPad 2 hit the market and quickly sold out. While Apple clearly dominates the tablet market, Consumer Reports says other companies are trying to take a bite of Apple's market share.
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Appalachian Power seeks rate increase in Virginia
Appalachian Power has asked the Virginia State Corporation Commission for permission to raise its residential rate almost 10 percent beginning next year.
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Win a New Car and Support a Local Organization
Hear about contest and event
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4:10
Hot Spring Looks by Belk
Hear about latest looks and how you can get them for less
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4:02
If You Build it, They Will come!
Great advice on building your own deck
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Abingdon hosts 2nd Annual Spring Mix Food Exposition
Chef Jassen Campbell topped a piece of pork and shitake mushroom-stuffed ravioli from Abingon’s House on Main with a peppercress and pea green salad, then served the dish to anyone walking by his table Saturday.
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4:01
Spring Bling
Event for the girls
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3:57
Blowfish Emporium
Check out this cool place in Bristol
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2:08
Living Green - Take off those shoes!
Scott Meeks tells us what we are tracking in!
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3:26
He is the "Grill" Man
Meet the one who grills for thousands - he is the Mountain Man
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Unhealthy health foods
One in four Americans are seriously trying to lose weight, according to a Gallup poll. If that's you, listen up. You could be undermining your efforts and not even know it. Consumer Reports ShopSmart explains why.
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3:33
Karaoke Killer
Dinner theatre event in Milligan
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Herald Courier explores Sunshine Week and government transparency
Across the country, newspapers, civic groups and nonprofits dedicated to government transparency will spend the next seven days promoting the importance of freedom of information laws as part of an annual event called Sunshine Week.
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Bristol Sessions Weekend marks release of "The Bristol Sessions, the Big Bang of Country Music"
During Day 1 of the Bristol Sessions Weekend the Birthplace of Country Music Alliance marked the release of the Bear Family’s “The Bristol Sessions, the Big Bang of Country Music” boxed set with a lecture at the Bristol Public Library in Bristol, Va., and then a concert inside the Ruth King Antiques building in Bristol, Tenn.
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Kitchen and Bath
Hear about relocation sale
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