Development Houses of the Holy: Plans Seek To Convert Historic Roanoke Churches into Apartments The idea to transform churches into housing is becoming a trend in Roanoke, where at least three such projects are either under construction or being planned.
Arts Fewer Hours, More Tours: Roanoke's Taubman Museum Charts a Post-Pandemic Future The museum has settled into a new routine post-pandemic: fewer public hours, more group tours and more special events.
City Hall Northwest Roanoke Residents Weigh In on Scaled-Back Eureka Park Recreation Center Upgrade Roanoke is planning a $13 million upgrade of the recreation center, the largest spending project the parks department has ever undertaken.
Climate Crisis Roanoke Becomes Home To a New Kind of Refugee: Those Fleeing Climate Change One-third of Americans cited climate change as a reason to move, per a recent survey. Some who do are choosing Roanoke.
Arts Daisy Art Parade Float Bringing Mardi Gras Whimsy Through Downtown Roanoke The parade seeks to demonstrate the ability of art and artistic expression to unite disparate people, communities and neighborhoods.
Feature When Jimmy Carter Came To Roanoke The Carter family recently revealed that the former president, now 98 years old, is receiving hospice care at his home in Georgia.
Feature Meet The Man Behind The Uplifting Roanoke Museum You've Probably Never Heard Of Andrew Reams runs what he calls the International Elevator Museum, perhaps Roanokeās most unusual tourist destination.