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Parkway Brewing cuts the ribbon at new downtown Roanoke location (opens the original)
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Parkway Brewing Company has been a fixture in Salem for 13 years; recently the craft brewer opened a second location in downtown Roanoke at The Bower mixed-use development on Campbell Avenue. Today they cut a ribbon to celebrate their second location. Mike Pensinger is the brew master and General Manager for Parkway Brewing Company; he says some of the 90 tenants in The Bower apartments are starting to find their way down to Parkway Brewing for a craft beer and food; he’s hoping to further conne
With more room for recovery services now, new Director at RAM House has been there himself (opens the original)
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The new larger space for the RAM House day shelter on Elm Avenue added several new employees as it geared up for a space that now has separate private rooms for health care needs, housing and job searches – and help for those battling a substance abuse issue that has kept them on the streets. There’s room for recovery services now, where the new director of those services, Daniel Cox, can lend a sympathetic ear to those seeking help with drug addiction and homelessness – because he’s been there.
W.E. Cundiff Elementary celebrates school makeover (opens the original)
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A two-year renovation and expansion project at W.E. Cundiff Elementary School in Vinton celebrated its completion with a ribbon cutting today. A new administrative wing, open-style classrooms converted to separate spaces with walls and a new cafeteria are highlights of a remake that cost more than 20 million dollars. The W.E. Cundiff Elementary project also added new bus lanes. The renovation was first discussed in 2018 and was delayed for several years by the pandemic, before the Roanoke County
12th Writer by Bus mixes poetry with science as she describes riding Valley Metro routes (opens the original)
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The Writer by Bus program in Roanoke that is a collaborative public art initiative by RIDE Solutions, the Roanoke Arts Commission, and Valley Metro introduced its 12th “Writer By Bus” author this morning, Chanlee Luu, who road Valley Metro buses around the Valley for at least a month, and then wrote a book of poetry based on that experience. She spoke at the Third Street Transit Station this morning, where copies of her book, “The Bus Goes on Green – from Atom to Biosphere,” was also available.
Last weekend for Oklahoma! Two plays open next weekend; History Museum used book sale this weekend. (opens the original)
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