After a fire destroyed their mobile food truck and with their lease expiring at the end of August, Chris’s Coffee & Custard is packing up and preparing for a big move.

A local business is celebrating a new beginning. Noke Van Co. cut the ribbon on their new location today after losing their previous storefront to a fire back in April.

Nearly two months after a devastating fire reduced their dreams to ashes, Noke Van Co. is back in business.

Just two months after a devastating fire reduced their business to rubble, Noke Van Co. is officially back open and building again.

It’s been nearly three weeks since Noke Van Co, the beloved business in Roanoke, was burned to the ground. But out of the ashes, the team is finding new ground to stand on as they push forward, step by step, to turn a hopeful new space into their next home.

Authorities say they expect to determine the cause of the massive fire that destroyed Noke Van Co. in southeast Roanoke on Friday night. The owners of Noke Van Co. are already looking ahead, planning for the future despite the loss.

Turning an unfortunate situation into a positive one – that’s what the owner of Fleet Feet in Roanoke is doing after a driver drove into the front of the store Sunday night.

Noke Van Co., based in Roanoke, redesigns vans to create a home on the go for adventure seekers.