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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 the current election. Many are puzzled or even enraged by some of the following...

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...

Roanoke City School Board Approves Staffing Reductions to Address Structural Funding Gap

At its March 24 meeting, the Roanoke City School Board approved a plan to address...

Youngkin Blasts Spanberger For “Blatant Lie” On Gerrymander “Yes” Vote

Former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R), usually known for his mild-mannered demeanor, broke with decorum and...

Roanoke County Sheriff Charlie Poff Kicks Off Election Campaign

Roanoke County Sheriff Charlie Poff kicked off his election campaign this week with an announcement before more than 100 supporters. A Roanoke County native with...

Golden Apple Award Goes to Horn Elementary Science Teacher

If you were to look for the “picture of teaching excellence,” you would find it in Herman L. Horn Elementary School fourth and fifth...

VMT Files for Class J 611 Locomotive Trademark

The Virginia Museum of Transportation, Inc., the official transportation museum for the Commonwealth of Virginia, today announced the filing of its initial application with...

Rescue Mission Readies for Manna with High Praise for Volunteers

More than 300 people have registered so far for food boxes at Manna Mission Ministry that begins this Saturday at the Rescue Mission.  The ministry,...

VA Becomes 11th State to Allow “Right To Try” for Terminally Ill

Governor Terry McAuliffe has signed the Virginia “Right To Try” Act into law. The Virginia House and Senate passed the bill in February with...

Experts: Politicians Hold On To Control Of Liquor Industry For Profit, Power

The bloody arrest of University of Virginia junior Martese Johnson by alcohol enforcement agents has some asking the age-old question: Why does the state control the...