Influential local women honored for contributions to community

DePaul Community Resources hosts Women of Achievement luncheon

ROANOKE, Va. – Some of the most influential women in the Roanoke Valley were recognized for their contributions to our community when DePaul Community Resources hosted its 15th annual Women of Achievement luncheon at the Hotel Roanoke.

Seven local women were presented with awards for excellence in their vocational fields or in the community.

“I had the privilege of reading all of their bios. I was floored by the amount of heart and soul and compassion and work that these women have contributed to this valley and beyond,” said Amanda Stanley, DePaul Community Resources president and CEO.

“I'm just overwhelmed and absolutely humbled to be associated with such incredible women of achievement,” said Anita Price, who received a Civic/Community Service Award.

Jenna Zibton, a 10 News anchor, received the Alison Parker Young Professional Award.

Lindsey Ward, another 10 News anchor, served as master of ceremonies for the luncheon.


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After working and going to school in Central Virginia for over five years, Lindsey’s made her way back home to the mountains.

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