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    SWVA relief groups helping Oklahoma tornado victims Video included

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    List of local relief groups collecting tornado help for Oklahoma
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    WSLS on the road to Oklahoma with God's Pit Crew

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    God's Pit Crew left Danville Wednesday bright and early. The volunteers started making the trip to Moore, Oklahoma around 6 a.m. The WSLS crew met the group in Wytheville around 8 a.m. and then began the more than 17-hour drive to Moore, Oklahoma. More>>

    What donations help the most during disasters

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    The Salvation Army and American Red Cross depend on your donations. More>>

    Roanoke Valley makes a big tourism push

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    The city of Roanoke, Roanoke county and Salem are working together to make a big difference in tourism for the area. More>>

    Run for the Wall riders to stop in SWVA

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    Hundreds of bikers will be in southwest Virginia Thursday during the annual Run for the Wall. They travel from all over the country on their way to Washington D.C. More>>

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