Blacksburg’s PC Land offers free data recovery, temporary Chromebooks to those affected by Foxridge apartment fire
Read full article: Blacksburg’s PC Land offers free data recovery, temporary Chromebooks to those affected by Foxridge apartment firePC Land Electronic Repair in Blacksburg is extending its support after a devastating fire displaced more than 65 families and residents at Foxridge Apartments.
Catch BUZZ, a TV Series highlighting nonprofits, now on WSLS 10 every Thursday
Read full article: Catch BUZZ, a TV Series highlighting nonprofits, now on WSLS 10 every ThursdayWSLS is excited to partner with the team behind “BUZZ,” a public television series that highlights nonprofit organizations across Southwest Virginia.
Community Christmas Store launches online auction Friday night to help 430 local families
Read full article: Community Christmas Store launches online auction Friday night to help 430 local familiesThe Community Christmas Store of the Roanoke Valley is launching an online auction tonight at 5:00 p.m., with all proceeds benefiting the group’s mission to provide holiday assistance to local families in need.
Community service shines through The Least of These Ministry’s winter support programs
Read full article: Community service shines through The Least of These Ministry’s winter support programsWinter is almost here, and the cold is setting in fast. For people without a place to go, this can be a dangerous time.
Community efforts in Roanoke ensure no one misses a warm meal this Thanksgiving
Read full article: Community efforts in Roanoke ensure no one misses a warm meal this ThanksgivingAddison’s Army of Angels, the Rescue Mission of Roanoke, and Aztec Rental are all giving back this holiday season by providing free thanksgiving meals to the community
Google AI Data Center a hot topic at Western Virginia Water Authority board meeting
Read full article: Google AI Data Center a hot topic at Western Virginia Water Authority board meetingOver a dozen people packed the Western Virginia Water Authority meeting on Thursday to voice their concerns about the proposed Google AI Data Center that would be placed in Botetourt County, asking questions about transparency and water usage.
Local pediatrician says flu cases are on the rise, especially in children
Read full article: Local pediatrician says flu cases are on the rise, especially in childrenFlu cases are already starting to impact local school districts. Although the ideal time to get a flu vaccine has passed, a Carilion Clinic pediatrician is urging everyone to get the flu vaccine as soon as possible.
Hope for Healing Fall Festivals honors legacy of Jakolbi Taylor
Read full article: Hope for Healing Fall Festivals honors legacy of Jakolbi TaylorThe family of Jakolbi Taylor, alongside members of the community, gathered for the Hope For Healing Fall Festival, which saw the community rally together and take part in a night of fun and festivities.
Community gathers to say their final goodbyes to Terry Baucom, longtime owner of B&D Comics
Read full article: Community gathers to say their final goodbyes to Terry Baucom, longtime owner of B&D ComicsBaucom passed away at age 69 due to complications of breast cancer, but asking anybody who came to her visitation before the funeral would result in a positive story full of laughs.
Terry Baucom, owner of B&D Comics, remembered as a loving friend with a deep love of comics
Read full article: Terry Baucom, owner of B&D Comics, remembered as a loving friend with a deep love of comicsBaucom passed away at age 69 due to complication with breast cancer, but her friends and family remember her as a proud comic book lover who enjoyed talking to anyone and everyone.
Feeding Southwest Virginia and its Partners Discuss Strategies Amid SNAP Concerns
Read full article: Feeding Southwest Virginia and its Partners Discuss Strategies Amid SNAP ConcernsFood insecurity continues to affect thousands across Southwest Virginia. On Thursday, dozens of food pantries and partner agencies gathered at the Feeding Southwest Virginia Agency Conference in Salem to discuss strategies and resources. Especially as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program (SNAP) benefits remain uncertain, and more families turn to food banks.
Salem VA fair provides Veterans with resources during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Read full article: Salem VA fair provides Veterans with resources during Breast Cancer Awareness MonthOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and on Wednesday, the Salem VA Resource Fair brought together dozens of Veterans, caregivers, and their families to learn and support each other in the fight against breast cancer.
Salem Animal Hospital celebrates 80th anniversary with ribbon-cutting ceremony
Read full article: Salem Animal Hospital celebrates 80th anniversary with ribbon-cutting ceremonyToday, the 80th anniversary of the Salem Animal Hospital was celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new 9,000 square foot, two-story building.
Lynchburg strength and fitness group lifts 1 million pounds for breast cancer awareness
Read full article: Lynchburg strength and fitness group lifts 1 million pounds for breast cancer awarenessA pretty amazing event happened Wednesday — a locally owned strength and fitness community called The Heroes Home hosted “Lift for a Cause.”
Rocky Mount officials seek road extension to improve emergency access for Diamond Ave. community
Read full article: Rocky Mount officials seek road extension to improve emergency access for Diamond Ave. communityRocky Mount town officials are working to improve emergency access to a problematic Franklin County road where limited access has contributed to multiple fatalities.
WATCH: Virginia community health centers face funding crisis
Read full article: WATCH: Virginia community health centers face funding crisisAs federal healthcare tax credits are set to expire, Virginia community health centers are warning of a crisis that could leave thousands without access to basic care.
Roanoke Planning Commission to consider rezoning for townhomes and treatment center
Read full article: Roanoke Planning Commission to consider rezoning for townhomes and treatment centerRoanoke’s Planning Commission will meet Tuesday to consider two significant rezoning requests that could shape the city’s residential and healthcare landscape.
Mountain Gateway Community College unveils MG-TEC IT Academy
Read full article: Mountain Gateway Community College unveils MG-TEC IT AcademySTEM professions are in growing demand in Southwest Virginia, and in response to the region’s need for stronger career opportunities in the field, Mountain Gateway Community College launched their new MG-TEC IT Academy.
Lynchburg’s attorney race features courtroom history
Read full article: Lynchburg’s attorney race features courtroom historyThe race for Lynchburg’s commonwealth attorney is drawing extra attention. Both candidates have deep roots in the community’s justice system and a history that once put them on opposite sides of the courtroom.
