Roanoke County TRIAD shows documentary on heroin use Starr Anderson February 3, 2016 1 minute read It’s was first unveiled by Attorney General Mark Herring in December, now a local organization is showing a documentary on how heroin is affecting the Commonwealth. WFIR’s Starr Anderson has more details: Share: Post navigation Previous: Nicole Lovell overcame many major health obstacles before her murderNext: Docs for Morgan raises money for scholarship through basketball game Related Stories 1 minute read A Longer Listen with Vicki Gardner, who writes about that fateful day in August 2015 and its aftermath in memoir, Survival Has Consequences. Gene Marrano January 20, 2026 0 1 minute read Yes, Center in the Square IS moving away from a museum-heavy space to one based on interactive entertainment: its intentional Gene Marrano January 19, 2026 0 1 minute read The Grandin Theatre’s Annual Black History Month Film Program includes a second location this year – the Harrison Museum of African American Culture, Gene Marrano January 19, 2026 0
It’s was first unveiled by Attorney General Mark Herring in December, now a local organization is showing a documentary on how heroin is affecting the Commonwealth. WFIR’s Starr Anderson has more details:
