Stay updated with breaking news from Allison Moorman. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Each statistic was given a face at a Roanoke City police press conference on Monday, including two homicide victims found dead in early July.
This week's restaurant openings sees some favorites return as we wrap up March.
It's getting down to the wire. Christmas Day is almost here and Hanukkah is almost over. If you're still scrambling to find a perfect gift for the foodie who has everything, we have a list of local businesses that can ease the stress of holiday shopping. We know foodie is a trite and over-used term but gourmet seems too snooty and gourmand implies gluttony so we'll opt for foodie this time. Forgive us. So here's a list of places to knock out the shopping for winos, boozehounds, barbecue bros, cookie monsters, and restless travelers who have been grounded due to the pandemic.
Chili Oil and Sauce Division Is the hot sauce lip a little crusty these days? How's that giant, five-year-old bottle of sriracha in the fridge looking? All the cool kids have moved on to chili oil, that perfect condiment that goes on just about everything (usually found with Southeast and East Asian foods), and you can get locally made versions! Kin: Evelyn Garcia, who was making Southeast Asian foods at Politan Row before it shut down, has turned her attention to making condiments and other food-related goodies (also out of Politan Row, but you can't eat her food there). Kin's condiments ...