She’s the “Granny Nanny” with a cause! 💜 Leigh Prom is painting Rocky Mount purple for Alzheimer’s awareness — and running 20 laps for $20 donations on June 20 as part of The Longest Day campaign.

As prom weekend approaches, first responders in Henry County are delivering a crucial message to high school students about the dangers of distracted and impaired driving. 10 News was present for a dramatic crash reenactment at Bassett High School that looked—and sounded—just like a real crash.

K92’s ‘Say Yes to the Prom Dress’ will return for its second year at the Berglund Center’s Bella Vista Room at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Tonight, Roanoke County Parks and Rec hosted the thirty ninth annual valentine’s dinner dance.

Prom night is an experience many people never forget, but some people don’t get the opportunity to go. That is why one group is working to make sure individuals of all abilities get the opportunity to shine.

K92 radio and Blue Eagle Credit Union are joining forces to make prom more accessible for students through the “Say Yes to the PROM Dress” event.

Roanoke Night to Shine Planning Committee member Patrice Smelser shares details about Saturday's Night To Shine's free prom wear event.

Leigh Prom is an Alzheimer's caretaker and advocate, and she's inviting you to help her reach her fundraising goal on 'The Longest Day.'

Making prom affordable for everyone is the goal of a program happening now in Roanoke.

The Cinderella and Prince Charming Boutique is making prom possible for high schoolers on a budget.

About a week ago we asked you to send in your pictures from your high school prom and boy did you deliver.

The dress drive has gone on for four years and continues to get bigger every year.

The students at Jefferson Forest High School in Bedford County are setting a standard for inclusivity and it’s reaching people across the nation.

For those who still haven’t reserved a ride to prom, Oscar Meyer is offering an opportunity to REALLY stand out upon arrival to the big event.

A local library wants students to look their best. They are giving away free prom dresses for high school juniors and seniors.

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. – As Virginia loosens COVID-19 restrictions, parents of high school seniors in our area are organizing proms. Parents of students at Rustburg and Giles high schools are taking it upon themselves to keep the tradition alive. Rustburg High School is a part of Campbell County Public Schools. Campbell County Public Schools is not sponsoring these events. If these events do occur, parents should follow all mitigation strategies and adhere to capacity limitations mandated by the Governor’s executive order #72,” said Clayton Stanley, Campbell County assistant superintendent, in a statement.