Amazon Touts Roanoke Jobs, Todd Jackson To Join Rambler As Managing Editor, Roanoke Cop Gone After Dog Abuse Amazon becomes semi-major Roanoke employer; Todd Jackson named managing editor of The Rambler; police officer charged in dog abuse case.
Refugee Agency Lays Off Staff in Roanoke, How Environmental Racism Shaped Washington Park, Train Buffs Get New Home Refugee agency cuts Roanoke staff; Washington Park haunted by legacy of environmental racism; historical railway group finds new home.
Our Inaugural Monthly Food Column, Roanoke Schools Warn of Axing Positions, Apartments Made Feasible By Zoning Policy Introducing Corner Booth, our monthly food column; Roanoke schools warn of position cuts; apartments possible via zoning reforms.
Carilion Upgrades Security After Attempted Attack, City May Need To Slash Budget, and More Carilion Clinic installs weapon detectors after attempted attack; Roanoke faces budget woes; board mulls third high school.
Roanoke Sues Residents for Cutting Down Trees, Powers Sworn In on Council, and More City sues residents over tree cutting; Powers sworn in on Roanoke Council; Roanokers protest over federal workforce purge.
Judge Calls Roanoke Council Deadlock a 'Shame,' Audit Shows Valley Metro Still Has Finance Issues, and More Roanoke Council is deadlocked on vacancy appointment; Valley Metro audit finds flaws; school leaders eye new high school.
Roanoke Restaurants Settle Tax Bills, City To Defend Against 2 Toxic Workplace Lawsuits, Recount Costs Taxpayers Roanoke restaurants settle tax bills; city defending against 2 toxic workplace lawsuits; mayoral recount costs taxpayers.
Riverdale Evicts Tenants As Community Takes Shape, Battle Lines Drawn Over City Council Vacancy, New Poetry Riverdale evicts tenants; battle lines drawn in City Council vacancy; new poetry.
Roanoke Seeks To Seize and Sell Neglected Parking Garage, How Much Did Council Members' Property Values Rise, and More Roanoke aims to seize parking garage by Amtrak; how much did Council members' property values go up; electric buses arrive.
Roanoke Valley Greenway Czar Resigns, Mill Mountain Trails To Expand, City Manager Sworn In Roanoke Valley greenway coordinator resigns; new Mill Mountain trails in the works; Roanoke swears in new city manager.
A Tale of Two Shopping Malls, Affordable Housing Proposed for Rescue Mission Land, We're Hiring a Managing Editor A tale of two shopping malls; affordable housing project proposed for Rescue Mission land; we're hiring a managing editor
Roanoke's 2025 Food Scene, Your Favorite Stories of 2024, In-River Kayak Park Gets Pricier Roanoke's 2025 food scene; our top stories of 2024; in-river park gets pricier.
Audit Says Roanoke Botched After-School Funding, Report For America Comes to Roanoke, City Manager Gets Promoted Roanoke botched after-school program funding, audit says; we're hiring a segregation reporter; new city manager gets promoted.
Roanoke Nursing Home Case Nets Rare State Sanction, Black History Museum To Leave Center, Rasoul Faces Challenger State faults former Roanoke nursing home leaders; Harrison Museum to move; Rasoul faces challenger.
Development at Walker Foundry Could Bring Apartments and Restaurant, Roanoke Hires City Manager, New Poetry Redevelopment proposed at Walker Foundry land; Roanoke hires city manager; new poetry.
'Roanoke's First Bin Store' Lures Bargain Hunters, Violent Crime Down into Police Chief's Tenure, New Church Plans Coffee Shop Roanoke bin store attracts bargain hunters; gun violence rates down over police chief's first year; new church plans coffee shop.
Vinton Tries Making Itself Hip, Cobb Win Means Roanoke City Council To Eye New Member, Where Candidates Were Popular New development is making Vinton a hip destination; Cobb's win means new Roanoke City Council member; maps show where candidates were popular.
