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Bryan DeVasher

Williamsburg
As seen in: Richmond Times-Dispatch, Chesterfield Times Dispatch, Roanoke Times, Winston-Salem Journal, The Daily Progress, The Free Lance-Star, Williamsburg Yorktown Daily, Culpeper Star-Exponent
Covers:  politics, social media, popular culture, nascar, nasa, music, new media, sports
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Bryan DeVasher’s Biography

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Managing editor of wydaily.com, a local news site covering the town of Williamsburg (yes, the OG Williamsburg) and James City and York counties in Virginia. Previously PR specialist with Virginia State Police and presentation editor/social media coordinator/report at the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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Man shot in struggle with Louisa deputy charged with attempted murder of an officer

Man shot in struggle with Louisa deputy charged with attempted murder of an officer

A man who was shot during a struggle with a Louisa County deputy is now facing a felony charge of attempted m…

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2016 RTD Person of the Year honoree: Lucy Dacus, singer-songwriter

2016 RTD Person of the Year honoree: Lucy Dacus, singer-songwriter

Richmond singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus certainly is on a streak, but let's acknowledge the talent before the l…

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Injured bear captured next to Boulevard Bridge near Maymont

Injured bear captured next to Boulevard Bridge near Maymont

A young black bear was captured Tuesday near the northern end of the Boulevard Bridge in Richmond.

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Drill teaches VCU, Richmond police how to respond to active shooter on campus

Drill teaches VCU, Richmond police how to respond to active shooter on campus

A gunman went on a rampage Wednesday inside the Shafer Street Playhouse at Virginia Commonwealth University, …

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Richmond police give bicycle to girl, 4, who called 911 for great-grandmother

Richmond police give bicycle to girl, 4, who called 911 for great-grandmother

When her great-grandmother had a medical emergency in February, Zaniae Carrington knew just what to do.

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Visitors can shoot replicas of 18th-century muskets at Colonial Williamsburg's new gun range

Visitors can shoot replicas of 18th-century muskets at Colonial Williamsburg's new gun range

WILLIAMSBURG - As a longtime resident of adjacent James City County, I was intrigued when Colonial Williamsbu…

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Articles

'Price is Right Live!' coming to Charlottesville

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By Bryan DeVasher
| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified
'Price is Right Live!' coming to Charlottesville "The Price is Right Live!" is a stage version of TV's longest-running game show and includes many of the same games, including the Big Wheel. BY BRYAN DEVASHER Richmond Times-Dispatch "The Price is Right Live!," an interactive stage show of the TV classic that was a hit in Richmond last year, is coming to Charlottesville.
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WJCC schools partner with Riverside for athletic training

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By Bryan DeVasher
| Williamsburg Yorktown Daily Verified
Riverside Sports Medicine is partnering with Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools for athletic training. The partnership, which was announced Monday, applies to the district’s four middle schools: James Blair, Toano, Berkeley and Hornsby. Under the terms of the agreement, a certified Riverside trainer will attend school events and coordinate appointments with physicians and subspecialists away from the facilities, Riverside said in a news release.
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William & Mary falls to JMU in CAA opener

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By Bryan DeVasher
| Williamsburg Yorktown Daily Verified
VIDEO William & Mary fell at No. 2 James Madison, 51-0, in both teams’ conference opener on Saturday in Harrisonburg. JMU (3-1, 1-0) used good starting field position during the first half en route to building a 17-0 lead at the intermission. The Dukes’ opening three scoring drives, which included a pair of touchdowns and a field goal, combined to cover just 76 total yards.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Selling ads for my grade-school newspaper. It was mimeographed -- for those of you who remember those machines.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I once worked at a small weekly and typed all my copy on an ancient manual typewriter with keys that stuck.

How is social media changing news?

By tearing down the walls between news organizations and the public. We're having more conversations with people, getting different views.