Join BUZZ Live! to support Hope to Walk’s mission in Ukraine
Read full article: Join BUZZ Live! to support Hope to Walk’s mission in UkraineA Blacksburg nonprofit is gearing up for a mission to Ukraine aimed at providing prosthetic legs to some of the estimated 100,000 soldiers and civilians who have lost limbs due to the ongoing war.
CarePortal marks five years of community support in Bedford
Read full article: CarePortal marks five years of community support in BedfordCarePortal celebrated its fifth anniversary in Bedford, Va., on March 28. The event brought together various stakeholders, including churches, social workers and nonprofits, to reflect on the progress made since the platform’s launch in 2020.
Community rallies to restore Calfee Center, preserving history and supporting families
Read full article: Community rallies to restore Calfee Center, preserving history and supporting familiesSince December, the historic Calfee Community and Cultural Center has served families throughout Pulaski County, revitalizing a building that once functioned as a school for the Black community during the segregation era.
God’s Pit Crew to distribute 1,000 food boxes at Martinsville Speedway on Wednesday
Read full article: God’s Pit Crew to distribute 1,000 food boxes at Martinsville Speedway on WednesdayGod’s Pit Crew is racing against hunger as it works to lend a helping hand to those in need in Southside and beyond.
Bullying: A community issue that demands attention
Read full article: Bullying: A community issue that demands attentionIn a recent discussion with a counselor, it was emphasized that bullying doesn’t just impact individual families; it’s a community issue that requires collective action. Experts say much more needs to be done to shut down bullying before it leads to irreversible outcomes.
Pulaski County schools face funding uncertainty after Trump’s executive order
Read full article: Pulaski County schools face funding uncertainty after Trump’s executive orderConcerns rise in Southwest Virginia over potential dismantling of Department of Education. Superintendent Rob Graham warns that loss of federal support could jeopardize Title I and Title II programs for students.
Historic Roanoke City Public Schools building to transform into Community Empowerment Center
Read full article: Historic Roanoke City Public Schools building to transform into Community Empowerment CenterA nearly century-old building in Roanoke, known to many as the former main office of Roanoke City Public Schools, is set to undergo a major transformation. The site, however, holds deeper significance for the community as it originally served as an all-Black high school built in 1928. Roanoke City Public Schools held a ceremony Friday to commemorate its historical importance and celebrate its future as a Community Empowerment Center.
Wawa set to announce “Westward Virginia Expansion” plan, followed by groundbreaking in Lynchburg
Read full article: Wawa set to announce “Westward Virginia Expansion” plan, followed by groundbreaking in LynchburgThe popular convenience store and gas station chain Wawa announced that it would be hosting a Community Partnership Event to officially introduce itself to the Roanoke Community and share more details about its first wave of “Westward Virginia Expansion” on Tuesday, April 1.
Carilion Children’s seeks toy donations for hospitalized kids
Read full article: Carilion Children’s seeks toy donations for hospitalized kidsCarilion Children’s is reaching out to the community for help in replenishing their toy supply for children in the hospital. Donations are being accepted at Carilion Children’s Tanglewood Center now through March 31.
PIN IT: Tell us about the women in your life this Women’s History Month
Read full article: PIN IT: Tell us about the women in your life this Women’s History MonthMarch is Women’s History Month, and here at 10 News, we’re excited to celebrate the incredible contributions women have made in our own communities!
Decades of planning and investment lead to economic revival in Southside
Read full article: Decades of planning and investment lead to economic revival in SouthsideWork is underway on the site of the Microporous development in Pittsylvania County. The battery company is promising to invest more than $1 billion dollars and add more than 2,000 jobs to the community.
Rookie’s Ice Cream relocates to Cave Spring with grand re-opening
Read full article: Rookie’s Ice Cream relocates to Cave Spring with grand re-openingRookie’s Ice Cream has moved from downtown to a new location in Cave Spring, and the team is eager to engage with the local community. The new store, located in Suite D at 3549 Electric Road, opened its doors this past Tuesday. To celebrate, Rookie’s is hosting a grand re-opening on Friday, Feb. 21.
SWVA Wildlife Center hosts 3rd Annual Baby Shower; Here’s how you can help
Read full article: SWVA Wildlife Center hosts 3rd Annual Baby Shower; Here’s how you can helpToday, the Wildlife Warriors for the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center held their 3rd Annual Baby Shower! The goal of the Baby Shower is to prepare for the spring baby rush, when the Wildlife Hospital expects to admit more than 1,000 injured or orphaned baby wildlife.
Hops for Hops fundraiser: Community gathers to support local hero
Read full article: Hops for Hops fundraiser: Community gathers to support local heroThe Bedford community is set to come together on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, for the “Hops for Hops” fundraiser, an event dedicated to supporting local firefighter Matt “Hops” Scott in his fight against kidney cancer.
