Roanoke City Council leans toward replacing Fire Station No. 7 Lillian Boyd August 7, 2018 1 minute read It’s been months of debate and research… and Roanoke leaders are sticking with plans to replace a historic fire station in the Grandin neighborhood. WFIR’s Lillian Boyd with the latest. Share: Post navigation Previous: Police: Man brought 2-year-old son on late-night burglaryNext: Police search for barefoot man who runs from traffic stop Related Stories Congressman Ben Cline on redistricting, DHS funding, the SAVE Act and the upcoming State of the Union address Gene Marrano February 20, 2026 0 “A well-respected gentleman”: VT grounds coordinator reflects on the legacy of Wes Worsham Web Staff February 20, 2026 0 Digital campaign on a “modest” budget leads VBR to record numbers during Fall/Holiday marketing blitz Gene Marrano February 20, 2026 0
It’s been months of debate and research… and Roanoke leaders are sticking with plans to replace a historic fire station in the Grandin neighborhood. WFIR’s Lillian Boyd with the latest.
