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For Blacksburg businesses no fans for college football might as well mean no football at all
Read full article: For Blacksburg businesses no fans for college football might as well mean no football at allBLACKSBURG, VA. Many football fans rejoiced when they learned Virginia Tech will play home games this fall. For area businesses, no fans might as well mean no football at all. Blacksburg businesses profits connect directly to Virginia Tech football. Casey Jenkins is the Executive Director of Downtown Blacksburg Inc.Its cautious optimism because the big question for many folks is the capacity of Lane Stadium, Jenkins said. Thats why no matter how many fans Virginia Tech ends up allowing, itll likely still be a loss.
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‘It just really makes us feel good’: Valley Metro employees treated to lunch thanks to Food for Frontline
Read full article: ‘It just really makes us feel good’: Valley Metro employees treated to lunch thanks to Food for FrontlineROANOKE, Va. – 10 News wrapped up another week of Food for Frontline deliveries on Friday, and Valley Metro employees were treated to some seafood tacos delivered from an area favorite. When you walk into Cabo Fish Taco in Roanoke, you’ll see a drink sign with shamrocks. Friday's boxed lunches were sent to Valley Metro employees, who are making sure people are getting where they need to go. Barrar and other Cabo Fish Taco employees unloaded boxes of meals in the Valley Metro break room. Neville had never had Cabo Fish Taco before, so Friday was a first, but to those who have, Barrar said they know it’s different and always good.