| 4-H: Making the Best Better |
(Running time: 26 minutes) |
What do kids, animals and
agriculture have in common? HCTV goes rural in
this look at how 4-H projects engage today’s
young people. |
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Adventure Henrico: Scuba Diving |
(Running
time: 21 minutes) |
Breathing underwater is as easy as one, two three, well maybe four — days of training that is. Join HCTV staffers Ben and Steve as they dive into an adventure that begins in the classroom and ends 60 feet beneath the water’s surface. Earning their PADI Open Water Dive Certifications was a little trickier than they thought. Kick your fins along with them as they sink or swim through the doorway of a new world in Adventure Henrico: SCUBA Diving.
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Angels of Agriculture:
The Plight of Henrico’s Honeybees |
(Running
time: 20 minutes) |
From pollinating
crops to producing honey and bee’s wax, the
honeybee is essential to our agriculture and modern
life. HCTV takes you inside the beehive as we shed
light on these often misunderstood, fascinating
creatures.
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Armour House
and Gardens at Meadowview Park, The |
(Running
time: 20 minutes) |
Built between
1915 and 1918, the Armour House and Gardens at
Meadowview Park is a sprawling 600-acre retreat
boasting a scenic walking trail, tennis courts,
children’s play areas, gardens and a flowing
fountain surrounded by arbors with blooming vines.
Join HCTV as we document the rich Henrico history
of the Victorian style home and Meadowview Park
with rare photographs and interviews chronicling
the property’s intriguing past. |
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Art Within, The: The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen |
(Running
time: 18 minutes) |
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, Henrico's premiere art, theater and dance venue, dates back to 1911. Formerly the Glen Allen School, this magnificent building was transformed in 1999 to offer a variety of art classes, showings, galleries and performances. Join HCTV as we explore all that the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen has to offer, and find The Art Within.
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At Your Leisure:
What's New in Henrico's Parks? |
(Running
time: 26 minutes) |
With an ever
expanding range of recreational opportunities,
Henrico's Division of Recreation and Parks truly
has something for everyone. Join us as we take
a look at some of the new and upcoming attractions
across the county.
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At Your Leisure: What’s New in Rec and Parks Programming? |
(Running
time: 27 minutes) |
This new edition of “At Your Leisure” samples more of Henrico’s vast recreational offerings. Join HCTV as we drop in on a baby sign language class, a benefit event for the Henrico Humane Society, a belly dancing class, a Frank Sinatra tribute concert, and a sunset canoe paddling expedition.
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Attack Transport: Remembering
the USS Henrico |
(Running time: 57 minutes) |
First broadcast airs in honor
of Veterans’ Day. The USS Henrico was a trusty
workhorse from the beaches at D-Day through Korea
and the Vietnam War. HCTV remembers the crew, their
stories and the ship that bears the name of our
county. |
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Badge of Protection: The Henrico
Sheriff's Office |
(Running time: 30 minutes) |
The Henrico Sheriff's Office
has served the county since 1634. Today, its responsibilities
include court security, jail security, and serving
the civil process. See how the deputies go above
and beyond the call to serve and protect the citizens
of Henrico. |
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Battlefield Henrico: Savage Station
1862 |
(Running time: 42 minutes) |
Just days after General Robert
E. Lee took command of the Army of Northern Virginia,
the battlefront of the Civil War came to Henrico
County. HCTV takes you to the battle of Savage
Station, exploring what it was really like to fight
face to face in the War Between the States. As
the story unfolds, one thing becomes clear; the
men on both sides were true warriors. |
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Beyond the Palisade: Life in
17th Century Henrico |
(Running time: 34 minutes) |
Beyond the palisade takes
you back to 1611 Henricus, the birthplace of Henrico
County. HCTV examines who the colonists were, why
they came here, what they hoped to achieve, and
what difficulties they faced. Costumed interpreters
and colonial experts tell a vivid, gritty tale
of adventure, adversity and perseverance.
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Bill Zickafoose Holiday Concert |
(Running time: 25 minutes) |
Concert featuring this popular
big band sound performed at Hermitage High School. |
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Breaking the Cycle of Abuse |
(Running time: 19 minutes) |
HCTV looks inside domestic
violence with particular attention to its effect
on children. Learn how professional counselors
help victims break away from abusive relationships,
help abusers see the effects of their behavior,
and help children work through feelings of guilt
and anger.
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Bridges of Henrico County, The |
(Running time: 28 minutes) |
The James River has been a
center for commerce and travel since the 17th century.
From the Huguenot and Willey, to the Varina-Enon
and Pocahontas, HCTV brings you spectacular footage
on the bridges connecting North and South. |
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Building Our Future Together |
(Running time: 17 minutes) |
Get a behind the scenes look
at the Department of Building Construction and
Inspections. See what they look for to make sure
your house and commercial structures are safe and
sound. |
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C.E.R.T.: Community Emergency
Response Team |
(Running time: 14 minutes) |
HCTV looks at how residents
can prepare for emergency situations that can occur
in today’s world. |
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Calling to Serve, A:
Henrico Police |
(Running
time: 16 minutes) |
Do you ever wish
you could do more to serve and protect your community?
Do you hear a calling to be a Henrico police officer?
Follow HCTV on a real world experience fighting
crime and helping citizens — then decide
if you should answer that call.
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Coal Mines of Henrico, The |
(Running time: 24 minutes) |
Historically, coal was the
fuel used for industry and heating in most of Virginia,
and mine shafts are still being discovered today.
Tune in to discover just how close to home coal
was found and mined in Virginia. |
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Collecting Yourself: Hoarding Disorders |
(Running
time: 26 minutes) |
Do you have trouble throwing things away? Are your “collections” out of control? If you are a hoarder, or have clutter in your home, this program is a must see. Henrico County has a support group for people who want to rid their lives of clutter. HCTV defines the difference between simple clutter, collecting and hoarding in “Collecting Yourself: Hoarding Disorders.”
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Community Investment, A: Real
Estate Taxes and Assessments |
(Running time: 25 minutes) |
Why are our Henrico homes
reassessed, and what prompts lowering real estate
taxes? Where do our tax dollars go? Join HCTV as
we discover the ins and outs of real estate taxes
and property assessments. See how Henrico County
is providing a lifestyle for our residents that
is the envy of the region.
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Community Resource Guide PSA |
(Running time: 3 minutes) |
Is the neighbor’s dog
barking driving you crazy? How about the loud muffler
or tall weeds? Learn who to call to help resolve
your community problems in this free resource guide. |
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Community’s Spirit, A: Historic Tales of Highland Springs |
(Running time: 25 minutes) |
Highland Springs was founded in 1890 as one of Henrico’s first suburbs. Named for its high elevation and natural springs, the little unincorporated town became a hub of activity and community spirit. Hear from residents and high school alumni as they tell the tales of how Highland Springs came to be the unique community it is today.
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Crystal Clear: Henrico's Water
Reclamation Facility |
(Running time: 17 minutes) |
Henrico County produces more
than 43 million gallons of wastewater per day.
That’s more than 15 billion gallons of wastewater
per year. HCTV takes you to the facility where
it all goes to be recycled and put back into the
James River . . . Crystal Clear.
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Culture and Pride: Native American
History in Virginia |
(Running time: 57 minutes) |
American Indians have lived
in Virginia for 15,000 years. HCTV talks to Native
Americans about their culture and the pride they
have in their ancestral ways. You will experience
the drums and the Pow Wow as well as see historic
videos, photo, and maps. Learn how Virginia's Indians
have joined mainstream society, while holding on
to their past in this landmark documentary.
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