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When she was little, Kaitlynn Rice, 28, dreamed of owning a food truck.

In June, Eugene and Chikita DeLoach’s car was totaled in an accident. But it was something they just mentioned in passing, as that event was just one more thing on

There’s a lot to be said for learning from you mistakes. But it’s a big step from understanding what went wrong to changing your behavior so the same thing doesn’t

Roanoke Area Ministries Emergency Financial Assistance Program provides help with utility bills, rent and prescriptions for those who are in danger of becoming homeless due to an unexpected expense.

Sometimes, the most unexpected things can upset someone’s budget.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the start of the Good Neighbors Fund, a partnership between The Roanoke Times and Roanoke Area Ministries.

On Oct. 26, Roanoke Area Ministries held a gala celebration in honor of the charity’s 50th anniversary. But if you looked closely at the logos printed on the photo backdrop,

The 2022 Roanoke Times Good Neighbors Fund drive has come up short compared to the previous two years. As of Wednesday, $188,988 had been collected.

Ray Harless would make a standout employee for a contractor or a home improvement store. While he was in high school, he said, he studied a variety of trades, including

Brenda, who asked that her name not be used for this story, was a remote worker before that practice became commonplace. So when the pandemic began, she was ahead of