“Jazz in July”; heralding the future of Melrose Plaza

Emma Thomas July 14, 2023 1 minute read

Photo: From Goodwill Industries of the Valleys Facebook page

A Roanoke-native is returning for a performance that organizers hope will kick-off the future Melrose Plaza’s reputation as a local gathering place. WFIR’s Emma Thomas, has that story:

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