March/April 2019
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Then and Now: Hollins University
The Main Building at Hollins serves as a historical marker as well as a residence hall for students. Read more
“Knights in Shining Armor”
How service dogs are helping humans in their everyday lives. Read more
Impact U
Read our in-depth coverage of Virginia Tech’s explosion onto the national and international stage. Read more
The LBK Parade
Hundreds of women across the region came together for a 1947 parade that protested a surprising topic. Read more
The Power of Music Helping Veterans
A program for retired veterans offers a unique kind of therapy for both students and instructors. Read more
Southern Spoonful: Celebrate Spring!
Welcome spring into your kitchen and onto your table. Prepare these delicious recipes perfect for a picnic in the warm sunshine or dining al fresco on the patio. Read more
Streamlining Bus and Train Service
Downtown will have major changes soon thanks to the new plan for transportation improvement. Read more
Healing with Horses
Three local organizations offer equine-assisted therapy to help patients and veterans. Read more
Ask the Pet Experts
These local pet experts weigh in on your most important questions. Read more
The Storage Room That Ran Wild
How one man’s dream of a place to store lawn equipment turned into a new outdoor living space. Read more
Putting Billy's into Brunch
Billy’s Restaurant shines with particular flavors, but it’s their brunch, complete with Bloody Mary bar, that puts them over the top. Read more
Women Who Paved the Way
Three Roanoke women who made a difference in social awareness, business and education. Read more
Susan Sink: Farmer, Mother, Fundraiser
Owner and visionary behind Christiansburg’s Sinkland Farms, she has sown success in many fields. Read more
Deaf Dogs Nonprofit Goes National
Christina and Chris Lee have brought national attention to their organization, Deaf Dogs Rock, while helping deaf and blind dogs across the region. Read more
The Kitty Connection
As my teen grew up and away from me, a sweet little bundle of fur brought us back together. Read more
Preventing Cervical Cancer
Perhaps the most startling fact about cervical cancer is how it’s almost always preventable. Read more
A Show at the Regency Room
Brunch at Hotel Roanoke’s Regency Room is full of options, and serving some patrons for over 40 years now. Read more
Dr. Jessica Gehner: Merging Passions for Medicine and Outdoors
A life-changing injury led to a new career path that provides outdoor lovers lessons in safety. Read more
Diane Rumbolt: Her Drive
Rumbolt aims to keep Roanokers safe on the road with Big Lick Boomerang. Read more
Pearl Fu: Facing Her Biggest Challenge
Parkinson’s Disease has slowed down the former director of Local Colors, but exercise keeps her going. Read more