Jeff Sturgeon, a veteran journalist at The Roanoke Times, joins The Rambler today as a part-time reporter and ad sales manager.

We had more than 100 readers become supporting members, achieving 40 percent of our revenue target.

Can you imagine if we didn’t exist? But that’s a real possibility now.

We need financial support from businesses and residents so that we can continue to publish hyper-local and investigative news.

Samuel Worthington will spearhead our advertising and sponsorship efforts on a temporary basis.

Google News Initiative has committed upwards of $80,000 so we can attract a candidate eager to help us achieve financial self-sufficiency.

The Rambler earned six awards from the Virginia Press Association for coverage in 2022.

Starting this week, most of our stories will be freely accessible. Sign up on our homepage to get our newsletter free.

Reader support has translated into hundreds of stories about local issues, many of which would otherwise have gone uncovered.

We're seeking $75,000 to fund a reporter position focused on covering political and economic power in Roanoke.

We’ve made some recent changes to the look and feel of The Rambler in the spirit of greater reader accessibility.

My letter today focuses on our first “thirdly” financial report, and previews some forthcoming website changes

There is a subtle crisis that has been accelerating over the last couple decades: the decline of local news.