RAM feels the strain from increased numbers; asks for public’s support Gene Marrano December 23, 2024 1 minute read Melissa Woodson G Marrano photo Working more closely together to coordinate a “safety net,” for those experiencing homelessness in Roanoke is a good thing – but its also straining resources at the RAM House day shelter, as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: Intergenerational Choir builds relationships and helps those with dementia, brain and spinal injuriesNext: Give the gift of safe driving Related Stories Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Virginia and other “Houses,” want to make sure people understand their mission. Gene Marrano May 22, 2026 Roanoke mayor addresses budget cuts, FLOCK surveillance technology Ian Price May 22, 2026 Vinton acquires properties damaged in 2022 fire to support revitalization efforts Web Staff May 22, 2026
