Caricature artist sees value of humor as wellness tool Gene Marrano April 6, 2016 1 minute read She’s on her way towards becoming a “Certified humor professional.” WFIR’s Gene Marrano has more on a Roanoke caricature artist who wants to build awareness about the power of humor: Click below to hear more from Kyle Edgell: Share: Post navigation Previous: Gov. McAuliffe vetoes trio of education related billsNext: Fruit growers face long nights, big worries when April freeze warnings are in effect Related Stories WalletHub Study Finds Virginia’s Kids to be Among the Most Privileged in the Nation Emma Thomas August 7, 2026 Virginia Tech Education Expert Highlights Ways AI Might be Used Responsibly in Schools Emma Thomas August 7, 2026 CHIP of Roanoke Valley holds its 5th annual Back to School Celebration Gene Marrano August 6, 2026
She’s on her way towards becoming a “Certified humor professional.” WFIR’s Gene Marrano has more on a Roanoke caricature artist who wants to build awareness about the power of humor:
