Roanoke Rambler - The Roanoke Rambler (Page 6)

Late in the Day

The slip of paper in their mailbox was from the gas company.

without caring for the actual peach / we would wait for Ma

He barged back into my life, / demanded my heart.

Roanoke prepares to apologize for urban renewal; climate action adopted into master plan; city seeks more affordable housing

Inside Roanoke's new artists market; Evans Spring plan prompts resident pushback; our pick to lead the Rambler's advertising program.

What are Ramblings? Ramblings are a collection of short items that have caught our attention for one reason or another.

Amazon eyes land once tapped for Deschutes Brewery; Valley Metro extending bus service in pilot; gun violence panelists resign.

Plans call for historic Roanoke churches to become housing; new poetry; Council's wish list to state lawmakers

I find six strawberries / drowned in a blue Ikea bowl / abandoned

Evans Spring master plan says Valley View connector is key; deputy Roanoke police chief left amid scrutiny, city earns highest LGBTQ equality score.

Roanoke Valley studies tree canopy coverage; Washington Park pool opening pushed back; Goodwill 'breaks ground' on Melrose Plaza.

What are Ramblings? Ramblings are a collection of short items that have caught our attention for one reason or another.

Suetterlein beats White-Boyd; city eyes Norwich historic district; gun violence panelist resigns

What are Ramblings? Ramblings are a collection of short items that have caught our attention for one reason or another.

Roanoke City lags region in early voting; Roanoke police chief sworn in; judge rules city can evict boxing gym.

Roanoke Council rejects Claytor family proposal to sell Gainsboro property; Trish White-Boyd and David Suetterlein talk policies, politics.

Suetterlein was elected to the Virginia Senate in 2015 and previously served as legislative director for former state senator Ralph Smith.

White-Boyd was elected to Roanoke City Council in 2020 and has served as vice mayor.