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I don’t know if it was New Year’s resolutions to get outdoors and get fit kicking in or simply a beautiful, warm winter Saturday, but “everybody and his brother” was

Dawn Wells once appeared daily on Roanoke Valley televisions in the role of Mary Ann, the down home farm girl trapped with six other castaways on the “Gilligan’s Island” sitcom, which made millions more fans in syndication than it ever did during its original 1964-67 run on CBS. During the last years of her life, it wasn’t at all uncommon for Wells to visit the Roanoke Valley in person. On Dec. 30, at age 82, Wells became one of the most famous people in the United States to die from COVID-19-related causes. In marking the tragedy, major news outlets underscored how the ac...

The show must go on at Mill Mountain Theatre New shows coming in 2021, ‘It doesn’t mean we are out of the dark’ Tags:  Mill Mountain Theatre is making changes for 2021. (WSLS) ROANOKE, Va. – The show must go on at Mill Mountain Theatre with some adjustments due to the COVID-19. After cancelling this year’s performances in September due to the pandemic, Mill Mountain Theatre will return in the new year with some new shows. Casts will be smaller with only about ten to 12 performers. The 345-seat theater will be marked with signs limiting the available seating to only 40 percent.

breaking roller coaster ride. this time on the up side as investors and analysts scratch their heads trying to come up with clues as to when it will all end and where the market is ultimately headed. nbc's brian moar has details. >> reporter: it was another wild ride on wall street with the dow recovering more than 420 points and climbing back over the 11,000 mark. >> i would like to believe so, but i think it's way too early to tell. >> reporter: the market picksed up on news that germany and france are meeting next week, and italy is getting e.u. help. a better than expected report...

i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a record breaking roller coaster ride. this time on the up side as investors and analysts scratch their heads trying to come up with clues as to when it will all end and where the market is ultimately headed. nbc's brian moar has details. >> reporter: it was another wild ride on wall street with the dow recovering more than 420 points and climbing back over the 11,000 mark. >> i would like to believe so, but i think it's way too early to tell. >> reporter: the market picksed up on news that germany and france are meeting next week, and i...