Never Far from a Ball Game
These four men helped the Roanoke Valley briefly become “Sportstown, Virginia” in 1995 (and one with a puck instead of a ball).
For the Love of BBQ
Bill and Dremma Gaul left the world of ‘burgers decades ago, and since have worked at perfecting the tastes of various barbecue sauces. Our good fortune is that we get to taste the results of all that work–at Daleville’s Three Li’l Pigs.
Best of Two Worlds
When you don’t want to be “just a taco joint,” and you don’t want to be “just a bar,” you could come up with something as inviting as Tuco’s Taqueria Garaje.
The A to Z of Great Progress
As Roanoke has become more aware of itself as a signature community, we’re finding more ways to take care of ourselves.
Fun and Functional
This remake of a ranch has created ideal living space for a family of four.
Roanoke through the Eyes of its Architects
What are the most admired structures in the valley? And how about the least admired?
Stuff It!
Miranda Patterson Jones made an interesting career change.
Making a Living with Drones
Learn more about one of the few drone video services in the region.
West End Center
How the West End Center benefits kids and families in and around the Roanoke Valley.
Poetry in Motion
National award-winning poet Cathryn Hankla finds inspiration on the greenway, translating her thoughts into two new poetry collections.