Jamaal Jackson Charged with Election Fraud, Death Prompts Williamson Road Sidewalk, City Could Get New Top Prosecutor Former City Council candidate charged with election fraud; 2021 death on Williamson Road prompts sidewalk project; Don Caldwell plans to retire, backing deputy in 2025 election
Christiansburg Institute Joins Washington Park Cottage Effort, Riverdale Fire Destroys Building, 'Sorriest' Bus Stop Named Christiansburg Institute helps in Washington Park cottage efforts; Riverdale fire destroys business' building; 'sorriest' bus stop named.
New Roanoke Makerspace Gets Ready for Use, Bookstore-Pub on Tap, Apartments Planned for Old Bakery Building Nonprofit Make Roanoke debuts with open house; Corner Booth food column features Bibliopub; noted Roanoke developer proposes new apartments in old bakery building.
Roanoke Scrubs DEI from City Webpages, Higher Meals Tax Proposed for Budget, and More Roanoke removes DEI from city webpages; city manager proposes higher meals tax, level school funding; Holocaust survivors share stories.
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.
