New leadership for Women’s March on Roanoke Lillian Boyd January 18, 2018 1 minute read Last year, thousands turned up for the Womens March in Roanoke in coordination with millions around the globe. WFIR Reporter Lillian Boyd talked with this year’s new leadership for the second march. Share: Post navigation Previous: VDOT: Dropping temperatures have caused re-freezing on roadwaysNext: Police: Thieves are stealing cars as they warm up unattended Related Stories 2 minutes read Science Museum forced out of Center in the Square, sources say, raising questions about city funding Ian Price January 16, 2026 0 3 minutes read City of Salem officials react to Yokohama Tire imminent closure announcement at Salem plant, with 392 layoffs announced Ian Price January 16, 2026 0 1 minute read Restaurant Week is back through January 25th all over downtown Roanoke Gene Marrano January 16, 2026 0
Last year, thousands turned up for the Womens March in Roanoke in coordination with millions around the globe. WFIR Reporter Lillian Boyd talked with this year’s new leadership for the second march.
