The Local Office on Aging officially kicks off the annual “Soup for Seniors” food drive tomorrow –...
Local Government, Civic Affairs and Education
The Lunar New Year is tomorrow. Many in the U.S. know it as the Chinese New Year. ...
Buzz for Good is going live in February. You’ve heard the show on our air on Saturdays...
If you live or work in the New River Valley the Partnership for Progress wants to hear...
Roanoke County residents are receiving tax assessments for their homes. As WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno reports the...
Roanoke’s new City Manager was sworn in this morning, succeeding Bob Cowell and interim City Manager Lydia...
At 25, Phazhon Nash is the youngest person ever elected to Roanoke City Council. He joined the...
January 18th marks the beginning of the 250th anniversary celebration of the Revolutionary War and the celebration...
A New Year, and a new name for United Way of Roanoke Valley – its now United...
The N-Double A CP has outlined its priorities for the upcoming General Assembly. As WFIR’s Denise Allen...
On the heels of a “Main Street” state grant we reported on recently, the City of Roanoke...
Later this week, sculptors will present three potential designs for a monument to black union soldiers. The...
Along with a rebranding came team-building for a regional bank with six locations in Roanoke. And with...
Friendship Retirement Community filed a lawsuit today against Roanoke County and Jason Peters, the county’s Commissioner of...
When Roanoke City Council meets for the first time in 2025 it will do so with news...