Goochland couple offers affordable experience for moviegoers By Erika Wells A dream came true for Goochland resident John Heidel and his wife, Kristina, when they opened one of ten drive-in movie theaters in Virginia in August. Located in Hadensville, about 40 miles from Richmond, the drive-in theater rests on about 10 acres of land, holds [...]
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‘Old-fashioned’ form of entertainment does not go out of style
Posted in Traditional Reporting
Posted by Erika on November 5, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/11/%e2%80%98old-fashioned%e2%80%99-form-of-entertainment-does-not-go-out-of-style/
Local program celebrates summer reading
A middle school student was honored for reading more than 200 books in less than three months By Katy Burnell & Erika Wells A local rising sixth grader received an awarded at a community festival for spending her summer buried in books. Rebecca Rogers, 11, was honored at the Grand Street Party Finale at the [...]
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Posted by Erika on August 1, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/08/188/
Dominican culture spreads throughout Richmond
A local medical professional helped a non-profit organization rally residents to fight third world poverty By Erika Wells A Richmond doctor traveled to the Dominican Republic in June to spread relief efforts in paradise. Dr. Mark Ryan joined medical professionals and members of the academic community from the Dominican Aid Society of Virginia (DASV) on [...]
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Posted by Erika on July 31, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/07/connecting-richmond-to-%e2%80%98paradise%e2%80%99/
The Richmond Christian Youth Theater (CYT) Presents: ‘Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka’
Volunteers perform a musical based on a popular children’s book
The show must go on for members of a local after-school theater arts education program.
Severe thunderstorms moving through central Virginia knocked out electricity on opening night of “Willy Wonka,” a production presented by the Richmond Christian Youth Theater (CYT) at the Oates Theater at Collegiate School in Richmond last night.
Posted in Traditional Reporting
Tagged Banner Christian School, Brooke Abrahamsen, Carson Burkett, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, Charlie Allen, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie Bucket, childrens books, Christian Youth Theater, Collegiate, Collegiate School, CYT, Dahl, Erika Wells, Gene Wilder, Johnny Depp, Liberty University, Nancy Allen, Oates, Oates Theater, Paul & Sheryl Russell, Paul and Sheryl Russell, Paul Russell, Richmond, Richmond Christian Youth Theater, Roald, Roald Dahl, Sharon Dintaman, Sheryl Russell, Willy Wonka, Wonka
Posted by Erika on June 6, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/06/the-christian-youth-theater-cyt-presents-%e2%80%98roald-dahl%e2%80%99s-willy-wonka%e2%80%99/
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