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Greg McQuade

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64-time Emmy Award winning storyteller and anchor at WTVR - CBS6 in Richmond, VA. From Somerville & Hull, MA.. Dog Lover.. Boston Sports Fan.. Traveler.
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Hanover deputies bring drone fleet to school to inspire students' STEM futures

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By Rob Cardwell Verified, Lane Casadonte Verified, Greg McQuade Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
© 2026 Scripps Media, Inc Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way
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Chester motocross rider paralyzed in crash raises funds for experimental surgery abroad

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By Greg McQuade Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. — Nic Hayes has loved motocross since he was a child, competing in the amateur ranks up and down the East Coast for years. A crash in June 2023 left him paralyzed from the shoulders down — and now he is fighting to get back. "I wanted a dirt bike since I was seven years old," Hayes said. "It is addicting. Nothing replaces it. It is my release." For years, the Chester man worked his way through the amateur circuit, chasing progress and pushing his limits.
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U.S. Army's only full-time artist in residence captures military history one painting at a time

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By Greg McQuade Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
FORT BELVOIR, Va. — If you're looking for Jason Spencer, there's one place to check first. "We are in my studio. This is it. This is the spot," Spencer said. "There are times I'm in here painting 60 or 70 hours a week." Spencer, 50, serves as the United States Army's Artist in Residence — the only full-time artist in the entire military. "The first question is, 'Wait. What? The Army has artists?' Then I have to explain that the Army has one artist. I'm a one for one position," Spencer said.
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