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 Roanoke’s Harrison Museum of African American Culture Announces New Exhibit: Un/Bound Emma Thomas July 27, 2026 New Study Ranks Virginia’s Public Schools 6th in the Nation Emma Thomas July 24, 2026 A local hero of the American Revolution is honored with a new exhibit by the Salem Museum & Historical Society Gene Marrano July 23, 2026
