
Gateway changes schedule for River City Radio Hour
After seven years, the River City Radio Hour performance beginning with the Friday, Jan. 17 edition of the Radio Hour.

After seven years, the River City Radio Hour performance beginning with the Friday, Jan. 17 edition of the Radio Hour.

We already know where Jabari Craig (Southern Cal) and Tre’ Harris (Kansas State) are going. What about the other members of the 2013-2014 Fishburne Military School postgrad basketball program? You can wait until National Signing Day on Wednesday, or you can ask FMS PG coach Ed Huckaby.

A talented booking agent learns to call in his favors. Since Richard Adams is his own booking agent, he used his network to bring a new level of talent to the Nov. 1 Richard Adams Variety Show.

Clair Myers, producer of the River City Radio Hour, says, “We have a wealth of talent on the October Radio Hour.” To prove his point, he announced that Dr. Stephen Levine and the Dreaded Blues Lady, Lorie Strother, and the dynamic duo of Chet and Jill will join the Boogie Kings for a jam-packed musical hour on Friday, October 18.

The new charitable gaming venture of Valley Program for Aging Services has a new website – WaynesboroBingo.com – thanks to Augusta Free Press LLC.

The River City Radio Hour opened it seventh season in August. Now comes a new wrinkle in the popular Wayne Theatre Alliance program. Besides presenting its hour-long performances on the third Friday of the month, WTA will broadcast its monthly offering on Harrisonburg’s WSVA on the last Sunday of the month.

Ed Huckaby’s Fishburne Military School postgraduate basketball program is coming off the best season in school history – a 26-6 record and a first-ever appearance in the National Prep Championships.

I have never had more fun being part of something than my experience this summer with the Waynesboro Generals, the 2013 Valley League Champions. There are lessons – life lessons, business lessons, all – in this.

Mike Bocock came into the 2013 season, his first as head coach in Waynesboro, with seven Valley League championships to his credit, and a reputation as a man who can get his teams to win in crunch time. His 2013 Generals faced more crunch time than most of his first 24 teams at stops in…

The litmus test for voters for the All-Valley League teams selected by a panel of team representatives and members of the news media covering the VBL to have their ballots counted this year was simple: the number of Harrisonburg Turks included on your ballot. In my case, it was zero. And because of that, my ballot wasn’t counted.
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