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Immersion Weekend

P.I. Reed School of Journalism Students from the West Virginia Uncovered project and the visual journalism sequence partnered to produce multimedia stories in Davis, W.Va. from Jan. 21 -24. Go to story >>

Learning at Home

Shelly and Gerald Stehman always knew they would homeschool their children, but didn't know where to begin. Teaching Briar, a rambunctious 6-year-old, has its challenges and rewards. Go to story >>

Feeling the Music

Classic Country 104.1 FM is in the bottom floor of a dorm at the WV School for the Deaf and the Blind. The popular Romney station is used as a teaching ground for students who want to learn more about music and radio. Go to story >>

Feeding the Soul

Deana Burke founded Visions, Vessels, and Victory almost 10 years ago after experiencing first hand the extra support needed by low income citizens. Now, the pantry distributes boxes of food once a month to hundreds of families. Go to story >>

Prescriptions On the Go

Family Life Pharmacy, located in Comfort, W.Va., lets Boone County residents pick up prescriptions and also offers home delivery of medicine. Go to story >>

Forging Bonds

Jeff Fetty, an internationally recognized blacksmith, equally enjoys hammering away at smoldering metal in Spencer, W.Va., and globetrotting through Central America. Go to story >>

Repeat Performance

A Tucker County High School alumna returns home to lead the band she loves. Go to story >>

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Recording Tools and Techniques

On Oct. 23, West Virginia Uncovered hosted a Multimedia Reporting Workshop "Sound and Slideshows." Bill Kuykendall, a West Virginia native and multimedia professor from the University of Maine, talked about techniques for good audio reporting.

The second session, "Recording Tools and Techniques," is featured to the left.

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