Greg McQuade
WTVR CBS 6 Richmond
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A trip to this 'museum-like' Richmond area family business is like 'walking back in time'
You’ve heard of a window into the past. At Caravati’s Architectural Salvage in Ashland, you can choose a door or several other paths to yesteryear. → Read More
Virginia veteran has 'unique contribution' for others who served so 'people know we care'
Henry Mack’s group assists veterans in navigating red tape associated with their benefits, helps felons transition back into society and works with veterans living on the street. → Read More
When he found out he had cancer, he bought his dream car. Now, he brings others along for the ride.
When Nick Brucker found out he had stage four colon cancer, he made an impulse buy. Now, he's started a nonprofit where others on the same ride can get joy from his sweet set of wheels. → Read More
Immigrant finds recipe for success in the kitchen: 'No better place than America'
Gee Suleymanian opened Greek Taverna in 2017. He didn’t learn his recipes at a posh culinary school, the seeds of Gee’s success were planted 6,000 miles. → Read More
How this 'amazing person' is helping Virginia foster children find success
Sophia Booker serves as a Youth Development Coordinator at Project Life. She works closely with teens and young adults navigating Virginia’s foster care system. → Read More
Love pushes mom to run with her son: 'How do you not do this for him?'
Kim and Woody Michaux have a goal to run half marathons in all 50 states. The mother and son have completed 24 races in under four years. → Read More
He came back from Iraq with PTSD. Then this dog saved his life.
Rob Murafsky and Monsoon look like your typical man and best friend duo. But the partners didn’t forge their relationship at a breeder or a shelter. They teamed up over tragedy. → Read More
How residents at Virginia retirement community are time traveling to the Renaissance
Caroline dresses up the seniors to look like they are living in the 1500s. The whimsical portraits have become a big hit with the residents. → Read More
He watched his mom struggle. Now he's helping young adults overcome their challenges to thrive.
Leo Castro serves as a job coach with SOAR 365, a Richmond-based nonprofit group that provides opportunities to those living with challenges. → Read More
An accident paralyzed him, but it didn't take his sense of adventure
A Virginia man is proving you can overcome just about anything as long as you put your mind to it and keep moving. → Read More
He chose preservation over profit to protect this historic Henrico farm: 'This land should be as it is'
Just 12 miles from Downtown Richmond, Four Mile Creek has more to offer than just natural beauty. The area is rich in Native American and Colonial history. → Read More
WWII veteran Jack Myers finds joy his the friendships he forged nearly 80 years ago
One of Myers' biggest joys in life was making memories with his buddies: friendships forged nearly 80 years ago. → Read More
CarMax founder Rick Sharp's lasting legacy: 'What would Rick do?'
In his mid-60’s, Rick Sharp was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. He passed away in 2014. But his legacy lives on through the Rick Sharp Foundation which helps raise money for Alzheimer’s research. → Read More
Take a trip on this 'fun' James River relic from a bygone era
The Hatton Ferry has been carrying people and their wagons, cars and trucks across the James River between Albemarle and Buckingham Counties since the 1870’s. → Read More
Soldiers suffering after war find salvation at the end of a leash
When men and women return from war, scars can linger on the inside and out. But a nonprofit in Central Virginia is lending a helping paw. → Read More
She found a secret passage hidden in her home. It led to long-lost love letters.
During an early round of spring cleaning, Anna Prillaman discovered a hidden panel leading to part of the attic. → Read More
These classes help turn cookie dough into confidence
Tablespoons Bakery is teaming up with Jacob’s Chance, which helps teens and young adults with disabilities flourish through a variety of activities like in-person and online enrichment classes. → Read More
Richmond firefighter Renard Cox once played football in the NFL: 'I made my dream come true'
The 43-year-old Richmond firefighter is most comfortable wearing a uniform. Gear has served him well in his career choices past and present. → Read More
Bonding over burpees helps these cancer patients get through treatment
Erica Porter welcomes cancer patients to her gym at no cost. The cancer survivor believes exercising keeps patients fit physically and mentally during their cancer journey. → Read More
Paralyzed veteran makes sure paralyzed children have bikes to ride
James Howard founded Reachcycles, a non-profit that delivers specially adapted tricycles to children living with disabilities. → Read More