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Adult hospitalized after shooting at Westwood Hills Elementary; students safe (opens the original)
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One adult is recovering from non-life-threatening injuries and all students are safe following a shooting at Westwood Hills Elementary School on Wednesday morning. Authorities confirmed the shooter is no longer a threat after what officials described as an isolated, “one-on-one” incident. The Waynesboro Police Department began managing the emergency situation at the school around 10 a.m. Waynesboro City Council member Jim Wood, who represents the district, confirmed the adult victim was transpor
Roanoke nonprofit seeks sponsors for 6th annual Dining With Dignity event (opens the original)
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ROANOKE, Va. — A downtown Roanoke ministry that operates without state or federal tax dollars is seeking corporate sponsors and volunteer waitstaff for its sixth annual fine-dining event serving unsheltered residents. The Least of These Ministries will host Dining with Dignity on Oct. 10 at Elmwood Park, providing an outdoor meal designed to offer an elegant restaurant experience for unhoused neighbors. Executive Director Dawn Sandoval founded the nonprofit in 2011 and says the event transcends
Several dozen Americans missing as Nepal glacier flood death toll hits 353 (opens the original)
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Search and rescue teams are racing against time in the Himalayas after a massive glacier collapse triggered catastrophic flooding, leaving at least 353 people dead and more than 1,300 missing. Among those unaccounted for are several dozen Americans, including a 14-year-old girl and her mother from New York. The disaster struck Wednesday near the Nepal-China border. A wall of water and debris, reaching heights of nearly 30 feet, decimated villages in just 30 minutes. The Nepal Police began releas
Roanoke City Council addresses license plate readers and volunteer relations (opens the original)
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ROANOKE, Va. — Beyond the proposed $300 million Berglund Center entertainment district and concerns raised by Williamson Road business leaders, Roanoke City Council tackled police surveillance technology and strained volunteer partnerships during meetings Monday. Roanoke Police briefed council members on the city’s Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reader network while community activists protested outside City Hall. Vice Mayor S. Terry McGuire later issued a rare public apology to civic volu
Roanoke entertainment district casino would occupy less than 10% of Berglund Center site (opens the original)
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Ian Price | August 19, 2026 ROANOKE, Va. — A proposed casino at the Berglund Center would occupy less The post Roanoke entertainment district casino would occupy less than 10% of Berglund Center site first appeared on News/Talk 960-AM & FM-107.3 WFIR .
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