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Evanne Armour
Verified
Morning Reporter and Anchor, This Morning, WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
Richmond
Beats
police brutality, labor all levels of politics, environment education, art & culture social movements,healthcare
Content
By Evanne Armour Verified| Richmond Family Magazine Verified Doing the Most Good for Men Recovering from Substance AbuseEight months ago, Leroy Markland was sitting in his car in a Lynchburg parking lot. He felt like that car was all he had left. “I hit bottom. Things were falling apart,” he said of his substance abuse. “My wife had left. She took the dog. I lost my house, lost my job, and pretty much lost everything.
By Evanne Armour Verified| WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Every year, more than 100,000 babies born in Virginia are screened for genetic disorders. The state will soon be adding more disorders to the list thanks to a new bill passed by the General Assembly. It's a bill that could potentially save lives. Scientists at the Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services in Richmond (DCLS) check several blood samples each day. "We're screening every baby that's born in our state," Willie Andrews said.
By Evanne Armour Verified| Richmond Family Magazine Verified Doing the Most Good for Men Recovering from Substance AbuseEight months ago, Leroy Markland was sitting in his car in a Lynchburg parking lot. He felt like that car was all he had left. “I hit bottom. Things were falling apart,” he said of his substance abuse. “My wife had left. She took the dog. I lost my house, lost my job, and pretty much lost everything.
Company Info
WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
Richmond, United States