Despite economic pressures, Roanoke shoppers are determined to keep the Christmas spirit alive, with local businesses hoping for a seasonal boost.
Renovations are coming to the Lynchburg Public Library! Starting Monday, staff are getting the building ready for a new look by packing up books and moving furniture. As a result, certain parts of the building will be closed.
The Lynchburg Police Department announced Tuesday that it was investigating a shots-fired incident that occurred during the early morning hours Sunday.
The historic Roanoke City Market has been a downtown staple for more than 140 years, making it the oldest continuously operating open-air market in Virginia. Today, it continues to help small businesses thrive, with vendors highlighting its affordability and community support.
The Harrison Museum of African American Culture is making a significant move back to its original home in Northwest Roanoke, a return that symbolizes its commitment to the community it has served since 1985. After spending nearly a decade in Downtown Roanoke, the museum is set to relocate to Melrose Plaza this summer, with plans to open its doors in the fall.
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, which means that the Freedom First St. Patrick’s Day and Shamrock Festival rocked Downtown Roanoke.
Roanoke businesses, like Martin's Downtown and Six and Sky, are preparing for a bustling Saint Patrick’s Day celebration despite concerns about severe weather potentially impacting the events.
Giles County is known as Virginia’s Mountain Playground, and nestled between those mountains is the town of Narrows. Once a thriving town, Narrows has needed help for years.
Downtown Roanoke is going green, on Monday organizers announced plans for St. Patrick’s Day festivities which bring thousands to the star city.
The Queen of Country Dolly Parton just had her 79th birthday last weekend and Mast General Store is still celebrating by supporting local arts.
Roanoke is buzzing with excitement as Restaurant Week reaches its midpoint, offering a plethora of delicious options for food enthusiasts. 10 News took to the streets to explore how one local restaurant is navigating this crucial week and why it plays a significant role in their financial success.
The 14th annual Go Fest is just around the corner, and this weekend, thousands of people are expected to flock to Roanoke to experience what the Go Outside Festival has to offer.
After a day and a half of arguments and evidence in court, another mistrial was declared in the case against a Roanoke man accused of killing another in a downtown Roanoke apartment complex lobby.
42-year-old Quinton Gifford has been charged with 6 counts of Arson stemming from an investigation into fires that occurred in Downtown Roanoke the past 30 days.
A downtown shooting at Status Restaurant and Lounge on Williamson Road sent three people to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
The Blue Ridge Marathon is taking place this weekend, and tourism leaders said that event as well as Down by Downtown are highlighting what the Star City has to offer.
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As the holiday weekend kicks off, some industries are anticipating an increase in sales and customers, whereas some bars and restaurants in Roanoke actually plan on being closed on the Fourth of July.
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ROANOKE, Va. – Downtown Roanoke is trying to clean up its streets. The city is launching a campaign to get people to stop littering cigarette butts in the Central Business District. Workers noticed a lot of cigarette butts on the city’s streets and sidewalks, which ultimately end up in streams and rivers and can hurt the environment. That’s why the city is starting an educational campaign and plans to add receptacles downtown where people can throw away cigarette butts. This campaign is in partnership with Clean Valley Council, Downtown Roanoke Inc., Roanoke Arts Commission, Keep Virginia Beautiful, and the Solid Waste Division.
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ROANOKE, Va. – If you park in downtown Roanoke, you’ll soon need to keep an eye on the clock because starting in October, the city will resume giving out parking tickets. PARK Roanoke announced that starting on Monday, October 19, it will once again give tickets for parking violations. PARK Roanoke enterprise administrator Brian Mann said if you’re going through a tough time financially and cannot pay a ticket, give them a call. Mann said at first, PARK Roanoke will issue some warnings but then it will start giving out tickets. They also created 15-minute curbside pickup parking spots throughout downtown.
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