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The Expendables franchise is getting collected into one big 4K Ultra HD bundle, with Lionsgate revealing a special SteelBook collection set.

After 35 years of service to Total Action for Progress (TAP), Annette Lewis, its current president and CEO, will retire effective March 1, 2024. Mrs.

Council also approved an amendment to a HUD plan that redirected funding to projects from a once-proposed affordable housing concept on King Street.

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127 Place is a local nonprofit that connects churches to requests vetted by social workers and other nonprofits.

Most of the Roanoke’s recent public conversations about youth summer programming have taken place in the context of gun violence, which the Roanoke community is paying particularly close attention to this summer. There are many free programs, camps and activities to keep kids busy this summer.

Stephanie R. Clark of Covington is the Democratic nominee running for District 37 in the Virginia House of Delegates.

Officials hope a change to the program run by the nonprofit Total Action for Progress will get more abandoned homes restored.

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys, Greater Roanoke Workforce Development Board and Total Action for Progress teamed up for the event.

When the pandemic struck and the world changed course to face a public health emergency, one Hollins University student said she too changed courses. She plans to facilitate healthier communities.