Roanoke author nominated for peace prize wants to, “Save Humanity.” Gene Marrano March 18, 2025 1 minute read A Roanoke resident who for decades has taught leadership skills now sees a best-selling book he released last year has been nominated for a Prestigious Award. And he says its publication could not be more timely, as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center readies for spring onslaught of patients by participating in SML GivesNext: Mill Mountain Zoo reopens after storm damage Related Stories Lynchburg to host grand opening of new concert venue today Web Staff April 24, 2026 Whit Babcock announces retirement from athletics director role at Virginia Tech Clark Palmer April 23, 2026 Calling all heroes: TAP asks for donations for its Superhero Kids Counseling Program Emma Thomas April 23, 2026
A Roanoke resident who for decades has taught leadership skills now sees a best-selling book he released last year has been nominated for a Prestigious Award. And he says its publication could not be more timely, as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports:
