Zoo deals with loss of accreditation Gene Marrano September 23, 2016 1 minute read Its executive director says you won’t notice changes at Mill Mountain Zoo -despite the loss of a designation it had since 1999. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has that story: Share: Post navigation Previous: Photos: Suspects sought for burglaries, vandalism to Montgomery County home, church and fire departmentNext: In Roanoke, Trump says he will champion women Related Stories PETA applauds dozens of animal cruelty indictments against Natural Bridge Zoo owners, staff Web Staff February 9, 2026 0 Former AG Miyares says redrawn Congressional districts are illegal Gene Marrano February 6, 2026 0 Virginia Democrats release map reshaping Roanoke, Southwest Virginia congressional districts Ian Price February 6, 2026 0
Its executive director says you won’t notice changes at Mill Mountain Zoo -despite the loss of a designation it had since 1999. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has that story:
