Roanoke Rambler Staff, Hart Fowler Lead Published: 9:30 AM EST September 2, 2026 Edited: 9:47 AM EST September 2, 2026 As a ...

Meets Sept 2 and Sept 8 (see below) roanokeva.gov: Roanoke County Board of Supervisors: One meeting, Sept 8, 2 p.m. only; nex ...

On the second day of school at Round Hill Elementary, a five-year-old boy named De Terryon walked out to what he thought was pickup. Instead, he climbed onto a bus. He was a car rider, not a bus rider ...

When Roanoke-area students logged into Canvas this spring, few realized they had become part of a nationwide cybersecurity breach affecting hundreds of school districts and universities. The April and ...

Last Monday night, City Council sat through a 59-slide presentation on turning the aging Berglund Center into a casino-anchored entertainment district. a proposal now confirmed to involve a ...

“Whether we have to do it four, five, or 10 times, if council says that's what we do, that's exactly what we do and we do it to the best of our ability.” Hart Fowler: During the July 6 city council ...

This is so far the second-driest water year on record for the region—with rainfall tracking at 43 percent below average—surpassed only by the historic drought of 1941, an era so severe that the ...

In gas stations, libraries and high school hallways across the New River Valley, a video-guided naloxone kit is turning bystanders into first responders. What the ONEbox rollout means for Roanoke, ...

As summer settles across the Roanoke Valley, many readers are building their seasonal reading lists for lake days, mountain overlooks, and quiet afternoons with a good book. For author Jennifer Brody, ...

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In gas stations, libraries and high school hallways across the New River Valley, a video-guided naloxone kit is turning bystanders into first responders. What the ONEbox rollout means for Roanoke, ...

More than 70 years after her death, a young woman from Roanoke continues to shape modern medicine. Cells taken from her body in 1951 are still driving breakthroughs, helping scientists around the ...