Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Roanoke.
St. Francis House Food Pantry saw a 65% drop in USDA food deliveries so local groups including the Knights of Columbus & Ancient Order of Hibernians began hosting food drives and supplementing supplies.
Donations drop off at 820 Campbell Ave. SW from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Wednesday & Friday.
The Least of These Ministries will host its annual fundraiser on Oct.
10 at Elmwood Park, and executive director Dawn Sandoval detailed plans during a live studio session this morning.
Roanoke’s caped guardian shared his origin story and explained how his patrols promote neighborhood safety during an interview with 7@four on Monday, Aug.
31 (a local media feature).
On Aug. 30, 1918, four famous travelers—including Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone, and John Burroughs—visited Hotel Roanoke after stopping for fuel during a cross-country trip, lunched briefly, and drew a curious local crowd.
Roanoke College unveiled a new mural on campus that celebrates local history + the artwork by a regional artist is now on display for students and visitors.
Franklin County teacher is blending agriculture with math lessons — connecting subjects to show students practical applications.
The method, introduced on Aug. 31, has sparked local interest in innovative learning.
Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine in Roanoke announced a tuition cut that lowers fees by $15,000—from $64,000 to $49,000—for its four-year program.
The move aims to attract more local applicants among roughly 6,000 submissions each year.
A Danish study projects that type 1 diabetes diagnoses will rise by 2.7 million by 2049 — driven by genetic factors, environmental conditions, and improved detection.
A local veterinarian warns pet owners to watch for toxic mushrooms in backyards today and advises seeking veterinary care if pets show signs of poisoning.
Balance Wellspace Integrative Medicine in Roanoke offers non-surgical chiropractic care for adults with chronic back pain.
Dr. Jennifer Walker leads treatment in Roanoke & Christiansburg with personalized plans to improve mobility and reduce reliance on medication.
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