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Following a school threat investigation, Roanoke Police issues a statement

Roanoke, Virginia – The week was hectic for the Roanoke Police. The district was closed for days due to credible threats to the school. “We’re thankful...

Virginia2 years ago

Legislators in Virginia defeat a bill that would limit the use of campaign funds for personal use

Richmond, Virginia – Legislators in Virginia defeated legislation on Wednesday that would have banned public officials from using political contributions for personal expenses like mortgages, vacations,...

Local News2 years ago

Roanoke Valley first responders had a graduation ceremony

Roanoke, Virginia – A new organization of first responders has been established in the Roanoke Valley. The Berglund Center was where Class 36, which consisted of...

Local News2 years ago

First Lady of Virginia speaks about fentanyl safety at Roanoke City Schools

Roanoke, Virginia – To raise awareness about fentanyl, Roanoke City Schools and Virginia First Lady Suzanne Youngkin are collaborating. She underlined the importance of parents and...

Local News2 years ago

In the previous week, Roanoke’s gas prices decreased by 6.3 cents

Roanoke, Virginia – According to GasBuddy’s study of 155 Roanoke gas stations, the average price of gasoline in the city has decreased by 6.3 cents per...

Virginia2 years ago

Franklin County School Board meets in special session to talk about potential closures

Franklin County, Virginia – On Saturday, the Franklin County School Board conducted a public meeting to explore the possibility of closing basic schools at the elementary...

Local News2 years ago

Farmers had a 3.5 times higher risk of committing suicide, according to the National Rural Health Association

Bedford County, Virginia – While you might imagine that being on a farm is a tranquil getaway, many farmers find that their work is stressful as...

Local News2 years ago

Black History Month: Reuben Lawson is remembered by the Roanoke community

Roanoke, Virginia – Reuben Lawson and Reverend Edward Burton collaborated throughout the Civil Rights Movement. “We were in a full integration fight back in the 50s...

Local News2 years ago

Following threats on social media, Roanoke City Public Schools closed on Thursday

Roanoke, Virginia – The entire Roanoke school system was closed on Thursday due to threats made against multiple campuses on the internet. Police are currently looking...

Local News2 years ago

In seeking a new superintendent, Bedford County Public Schools is open to public feedback

Bedford, Virginia – A new superintendent for Bedford County Public Schools is now being sought after. This follows Dr. Marc Bergin’s announcement that he will step...

Virginia2 years ago

Virginia’s approach to the persistent scarcity of daycare

Virginia – Finding and paying for daycare services is a challenge for many Virginian families, particularly those with small children. A Joint Legislative Audit and Review...

Local News2 years ago

New River Valley Polar Plunge helps Special Olympics Virginia raise $95,000

Radford, Virginia – Even though it was chilly outside on Saturday, people were in a competitive mood in Bisset Park for a worthy cause. In Radford,...

Local News2 years ago

A woodstove-caused house fire in Roanoke County results in damages of $40,000

Roanoke, County, Virginia – On Saturday, shortly after three o’clock in the afternoon, Roanoke County Fire and Rescue responded to a house fire that was located...

Local News2 years ago

School districts in Virginia have joined a national lawsuit against social media companies

Roanoke, Virginia – Local school districts are participating in the national legal action against social media corporations. The complaint alleges that the products of four social...

Local News2 years ago

Man from Amherst County writes a book on surviving several near-death experiences

Amherst County, Virginia – Nearly everyone has experienced what they would consider to be a near miss. You haven’t, however, probably had quite as many as...

Local News2 years ago

Students at Virginia Western Community College creating paralympic athletes’ equipment

Roanoke, Virginia – In late August, the Paralympic Games of Paris 2024 get underway. Students at Virginia Western Community College are creating customized athletic gear for...

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Following a school threat investigation, Roanoke Police issues a statement

Legislators in Virginia defeat a bill that would limit the use of campaign funds for personal use

Roanoke Valley first responders had a graduation ceremony

First Lady of Virginia speaks about fentanyl safety at Roanoke City Schools

In the previous week, Roanoke’s gas prices decreased by 6.3 cents

Franklin County School Board meets in special session to talk about potential closures

Farmers had a 3.5 times higher risk of committing suicide, according to the National Rural Health Association

Black History Month: Reuben Lawson is remembered by the Roanoke community

Following threats on social media, Roanoke City Public Schools closed on Thursday

In seeking a new superintendent, Bedford County Public Schools is open to public feedback

Virginia’s approach to the persistent scarcity of daycare

New River Valley Polar Plunge helps Special Olympics Virginia raise $95,000

A woodstove-caused house fire in Roanoke County results in damages of $40,000

School districts in Virginia have joined a national lawsuit against social media companies

Man from Amherst County writes a book on surviving several near-death experiences

Students at Virginia Western Community College creating paralympic athletes’ equipment

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