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BUZZ Watch Party stars RADAR Transit 900 506 Michael Hemphill

BUZZ Watch Party stars RADAR Transit

All are invited to a free Watch Party on June 18, 2025, at 6:00 pm EDT to enjoy our newest BUZZ starring RADAR Transit (doors open at 5:30 pm).
About the episode, which airs June 25 on Blue Ridge PBS:
Since 1975 the nonprofit RADAR Transit has been providing the Roanoke Valley, Alleghany Highlands and other regions of Virginia with public transportation for folks who might otherwise be homebound due to disability or inability to own a vehicle.
But as it celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025, RADAR could use a marketing makeover — especially for its website. LeadPoint Digital provides just the buzz that RADAR needs.


Contact Michael Hemphill for more information by email or 540.556.2879.

BUZZ Live! stars Blue Ridge Literacy 900 506 Michael Hemphill

BUZZ Live! stars Blue Ridge Literacy

Join our BUZZ Live! (via livestream here or in person at Grandin Theatre) to celebrate Blue Ridge Literacy‘s 40th anniversary!

We’ll have conversations with the people serving, and served by, Blue Ridge Literacy, and share some “sneak peek” clips of our newest BUZZ TV show starring this inspiring nonprofit.

Founded in 1985 by two librarians, Blue Ridge Literacy supports achievement of life goals by providing opportunities to strengthen literacy skills to adults in western Virginia. Serving today primarily refugees and immigrants, Blue Ridge Literacy offers English, Digital Literacy, and Citizenship Preparation classes, as well as one-on-one tutoring services for adult English learners in the Roanoke Valley.

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Contact Michael Hemphill for more information by email or 540.556.2879.

BUZZ Live! stars VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment 900 506 Michael Hemphill

BUZZ Live! stars VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment

BUZZ Live! returns April 10, 2025, to The Spot on Kirk to help VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment promote its mission in the Roanoke Valley and its screening of “In a Different Key: The Story of Autism” on April 16 at Mill Mountain Theatre.

Musical Guest: Dylan Dent!

Our hour-long free show starts at 6:00 pm and is open to all. It will also be live-streamed to our Facebook and YouTube channels. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Register below to attend.

VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment (VIA) was founded by families with children with autism, so we know how difficult the landscape can be to navigate. At VIA, our goal is to provide effective support for our clients and their families to help individuals reach their full potential. Our School Services, Adult Services, and Behavioral Health Services address the unique learning challenges of the individuals we serve throughout their lifespan.

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Contact Michael Hemphill for more information by email or 540.556.2879.