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Then and Now: Hotel Roanoke
The Tudor-style hotel has long been one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city. more
Dan Smith
Brain Games at Cave Spring High
The Knights’ Scholastic Bowl team won its third straight state title this past spring and is gearing up for a “quadrapeat” next year. more
RAYSAC’s War on Drugs
Roanoke Area Youth Substance Abuse Council is doing all they can to bring the community together in the fight against drugs. more
The Trend of Opioids
Bestselling author Beth Macy gives new details on her upcoming release, as well as tips on reversing the trend of opioid and heroin abuse. more
Herbs and Honey
Beautify your life with a subscription service of local herbs, flowers, infused oils and teas. more
Courtesy of the History Museum of Western Virginia
Streets of Roanoke: Mill Mountain
The Loop Road on Mill Mountain, so named for its loop, is nearly unchanged from its 1891 beginnings. more
Liz Long
The Momentum of Sports Tourism
Visit Virginia's Blue Ridge has a new sports initiative, and with it, a passionate new director to lead the way. more
Then and Now: Patrick Henry Hotel
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this beautiful building has transformed from hotel into an elegant living, business and event space. more
Streets of Roanoke: Lee Highway
Interestingly enough, one of the nation’s first transcontinental highways was birthed right here in Roanoke. more
Anne Sampson
A Day In Bedford
Nestled in the cozy town of Bedford, visitors can enjoy vintage shopping, local artwork, live music and more. more
New Downtown Venture Spotlights Artists and Makers
Welcome to Roanoke's arts and culture community, Virginia Collective Design! more
FemCity: Empowering Networking for Women in Business
These women have all followed their passions to starting their own businesses. more
Liz Long
Bringing Art and People Together
The Taubman’s newly appointed executive director is excited to build stronger relationships between the art museum and the community. more
