Roanoke launches gun violence prevention multimedia campaign
The campaign — called "What's Good, Roanoke?" — used about $250,000 in grant funds and has been in the works since 2019, Vice Mayor Joe Cobb said Wednesday.
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The campaign — called "What's Good, Roanoke?" — used about $250,000 in grant funds and has been in the works since 2019, Vice Mayor Joe Cobb said Wednesday.
Roanoke City leaders say the "What's Good, Roanoke?" campaign is a part of their holistic approach to gun violence.
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