The Roanoke Ronald McDonald House is again asking for help in designing a holiday card. The cards are printed locally and sold each year as a fundraiser for the non-profit charity. Executive WFIR’s Bob Clark has more:

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Center in the Square is getting ready for a big fund-raiser — and while they won’t raise the roof for it, they’ll be partying there.  The center says “Rooftop Riot” began last year and proved to be very successful. WFIR’s Bob Clark has more:

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Botetourt County Parks and Recreation has about 20 jobs available this summer, and it is holding a job fair tomorrow in efforts to find people to fill them. WFIR’s Bob Clark has the story.

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The Local Office on Aging that provides seniors with lunch through its Meals on Wheels program is asking for help to also include a breakfast. WFIR’s Bob Clark has the story:

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Another meeting providing information on the proposed changes in the Tanglewood Mall area is set for early next year. As WFIR’s Bob Clark reports, County Administrator Tom Gates says the process is moving along:

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Recent polls show Donald Trump is gaining on Hillary Clinton in Virginia and other states, and WFIR political analyst Bob Denton says if that continues, it could impact another important race: control of the U.S. Senate. More on this story from WFIR’s Bob Clark.

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Botetourt County officials will share their vision for an area called Gateway Crossing next week. The story from WFIR’s Bob Clark.

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New improvements should be noticed by passengers at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport by next spring. WFIR’s Bob Clark has that story.

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Preparations are well underway for the 8th Annual Green Hill Highland Games. The event is scheduled Saturday at Roanoke County’s Green Hill Park. WFIR’s Bob Clark looks ahead:

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In a movement to create a more mother-friendly society, B.R.E.A.S.T Roanoke will have  a tent set up at the Roanoke Wing Fest Saturday. This will provide women and children a shady sitting area to nurse without judgment. WFIR’s Bob Clark has the story.

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