Roanoke City Council leans toward replacing Fire Station No. 7 Lillian Boyd August 7, 2018 1 minute read It’s been months of debate and research… and Roanoke leaders are sticking with plans to replace a historic fire station in the Grandin neighborhood. WFIR’s Lillian Boyd with the latest. Share: Post navigation Previous: Police: Man brought 2-year-old son on late-night burglaryNext: Police search for barefoot man who runs from traffic stop Related Stories USA Cycling Endurance Mountain Bike National Championships looking for more volunteers Gene Marrano July 6, 2026 Ain’t Misbehavin’ – a musical revue – celebrates the life of jazz legend “Fats” Waller at Dumas Theatre Gene Marrano July 6, 2026 Vinton teen dies following crash on I-81 Web Staff July 6, 2026
It’s been months of debate and research… and Roanoke leaders are sticking with plans to replace a historic fire station in the Grandin neighborhood. WFIR’s Lillian Boyd with the latest.
