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Man Ejected from Roanoke City Council Meeting Amid Gun Detection Debate

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May 6, 2026 • 4 min read

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Your Medicare Plan May Change in 2027. Here’s What Roanoke Residents Should Check Before Renewing

Your Medicare Plan May Change in 2027. Here’s What Roanoke Residents Should Check Before Renewing

Open enrollment begins Oct. 15. Local counselors say the most common mistake is assuming this year’s coverage will work the same way next year.For people with Medicare, keeping the same insurance card in 2027 does not necessarily mean keeping the same costs or coverage.

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Roanoke Rambler Oct 6, 2026 • 5 min read
Roanoke's Biotech Incubator Went from One Tenant to Nine in Months and Now it's Getting Federal Money

Roanoke's Biotech Incubator Went from One Tenant to Nine in Months and Now it's Getting Federal Money

Roanoke's biotech incubator went from one tenant to nine in three months. Now it's getting $1 million in federal money for lab equipment.

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Roanoke Rambler Oct 6, 2026 • 3 min read
Downtown Roanoke’s Month of Street Paving Starts Sunday

Downtown Roanoke’s Month of Street Paving Starts Sunday

Downtown Roanoke’s month of overnight paving starts Sunday. Here’s where to park, and what to do if your car gets towed. rews will work from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. every night, starting at Salem Avenue and 1st Street and moving west. The city says the job should take about a month.

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Roanoke Rambler Oct 6, 2026 • 3 min read
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