WTVR CBS 6 Richmond, Wayne’s World Segment on Cape Charles

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WTVR CBS 6 Richmond, Wayne’s World Segment on Cape Charles 

Wayne Covil, Senior Reporter from WTVR CBS 6 in Richmond, was in Cape Charles on August 3rd with his film crew and had the opportunity to meet with Mayor Dize, several residents and visitors for his news segment “Wayne’s World.”

The segment aired on September 7th and Mr. Covil provided the link to the segment online and given the town permission to share it.  Please take a look at this wonderful feature story: https://www.wtvr.com/waynes-world/cape-charles-tourism-september-7-2022

Original source can be found here

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