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In February 1962, Roanoke’s quirky, 600-pound valentine made global headlines when it was delivered to astronaut John Glenn’s front yard, signed by over 3,000 locals.
Jazz up your winter dinner menus with these New Orleans-inspired recipes.
The former congressional candidate and university professor has found his newest passion—and a surprising source of community and personal growth—on the pickleball court.
Explore thrilling virtual worlds, from epic golf games to zombie survival, at The VR Center—a high-tech playground for all ages.
Salem’s latest entertainment venue offers a unique blend of archery, outdoor gear and a welcoming café and sports bar—all in one dynamic space.
Blended families face unique challenges and rewards; by focusing on love, respect and connection, we create homes defined by unity over titles.
Once a bustling hub for music, speeches and gatherings—including a visit from First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt—Roanoke’s historic auditorium lives on in memories, its former site now a quiet parking lot.
The site for Andrew Lewis Middle School was once home to Salem’s historic Lutheran Orphanage, serving children for over a century.
Roanoke’s Junior Woman’s Club held a gala in 1932 to formally open the historic theatre.
The executive director has revitalized the Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of Commerce and deeply connects with the Roanoke Valley community.
In February 1962, Roanoke’s quirky, 600-pound valentine made global headlines when it was delivered to astronaut John Glenn’s front yard, signed by over 3,000 locals.
Jazz up your winter dinner menus with these New Orleans-inspired recipes.
The former congressional candidate and university professor has found his newest passion—and a surprising source of community and personal growth—on the pickleball court.
Explore thrilling virtual worlds, from epic golf games to zombie survival, at The VR Center—a high-tech playground for all ages.
Salem’s latest entertainment venue offers a unique blend of archery, outdoor gear and a welcoming café and sports bar—all in one dynamic space.
Blended families face unique challenges and rewards; by focusing on love, respect and connection, we create homes defined by unity over titles.
Once a bustling hub for music, speeches and gatherings—including a visit from First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt—Roanoke’s historic auditorium lives on in memories, its former site now a quiet parking lot.
The site for Andrew Lewis Middle School was once home to Salem’s historic Lutheran Orphanage, serving children for over a century.
Roanoke’s Junior Woman’s Club held a gala in 1932 to formally open the historic theatre.
The executive director has revitalized the Salem-Roanoke County Chamber of Commerce and deeply connects with the Roanoke Valley community.
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The House on the Hill
Stewardship of the signature structure on the city side of Mill Mountain is in the very conscientious hands of Drs.
April 28, 2015
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On the Rise
The renovations to create new living spaces continue unabated.
September 10, 2015
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The Neighborhoods that Shape Roanoke’s Character
A guide to the Roanoke’s diverse neighborhoods, where history, lifestyle and outdoor access shape the way residents live, work and
January 1, 2026