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Roanoke Co. Hosts Public Hearing About Real Estate Tax Rate Tue. April 7

The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors will host a public hearing for citizen comments on Tuesday, April 7, at 2:00 concerning 2026 real estate and personal property tax rates in Roanoke...

Carilion Expands Role in Biotechnology Innovation

Carilion Clinic today announced the launch of Usability Works at Carilion Clinic, a new usability engineering...

Statistics Prove: “Yes” Vote Is Pushing The Most Gerrymandered Map In USA

With the final day of voting, April 21, approaching, more Virginians are paying attention to...

Roanoke Animal Cancer Care and Research Center Helps Cat Reach Remission

Cynthia Sutton drives 3 ½ hours every three weeks from Big Stone Gap to Roanoke...

RCPS and Carilion Clinic Announce Long-Term Partnership

Roanoke County Public Schools (RCPS) and Carilion Clinic are proud to announce a long-term partnership...

Republicans Have Sights On Board of Supervisors

  by Valerie Garner   The Roanoke County Republican Committee has formed a recruitment committee for the upcoming 2011 elections for the Roanoke County Board of Supervisors....

City Passes Up Business Opportunities

by Valerie Garner According to Freedom of Information Act documents, George Cartledge, III was begging for the Countryside tennis building as far back as November...

Roanoke Red Cross Stands Ready to Help Locally and Nationally

by Melvin E. Matthews, Jr. A fourteen-year veteran with the American Red Cross, Amy Whittaker, public relations officer with the organization’s Roanoke Valley chapter, is...

Saying Goodbye to Cave Spring Middle School—For Now

by Cheryl Hodges Nostalgia was the order of the day last Sunday for those that came to reminisce and take a last stroll through the...

Roanoker Restaurant Steals The Spotlight on NBC Today Show

The name of the book may be “Off the Eaten Path,” but last Friday morning it was lights, camera, action at the Roanoker. The...

Hollins Celebrates Class of 2011 at 169th Commencement

  Estée Lauder executive Alexandra Trower assured graduates, “You will be fine. More than that: You will be great,” during Hollins University’s 169th Commencement Exercises...