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The COVID-19 national emergency order ends May 11, meaning funding for several programs at TAP are coming to an end.

The funding helped support eviction prevention services and rent relief for hundreds of families in the Roanoke Valley.

Sixty-one hearty souls took to the streets in the Melrose-Gilmer and West End neighborhoods April 29, praying for the community and learning histories of area facilities during the Church Women

Angie OBrien also hired for an assistant city managers role.

Cline, the congressman from the 6th District, hosted the lunchtime event.

The City Council approved a rezoning for more than 700 units.

As of Dec. 18, the city had recorded 65 incidents in which a victim was hit by gunfire since Jan. 1, 2022. Seventeen of those were homicides.

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

The $100,000 gift is the first of its kind to a nonprofit for the Roanoke-based credit union.

Many credit Joe Gaither for life lessons as much as sports.