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February 24, 2010 News & Features » Cover Story

The Oracle 

Twitter, religion and the perfect sentence. After 31 years, Gene Cox is still searching.

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VETERAN anchorman Gene Cox looks out from the driver's seat of his sleek sedan onto the sprawl of eastbound Midlothian Turnpike just before it reaches the broadcast studios of television station WWBT, Richmond's NBC affiliate. This stretch of Route 60 is long…

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