Lindsey Kennett
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Ram House opens new Jain Care Center in Roanoke to address homelessness (opens the original)
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Lindsey Kennett, Anchor / Community Journalist ROANOKE, Va. – The Ram House has opened its new Jain Care Center on Elm Avenue, creating a larger, more accessible space for people experiencing homelessness in the Roanoke region. The center officially opened Friday after six years of strategic planning and fundraising. The facility includes showers, a clothing closet, wheelchair accessibility, mental health services, and more. It will also serve as a cooling center during the summer. There are cur
Hammocks, sunshine and books: Montgomery County school takes reading outside (opens the original)
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Lindsey Kennett, Anchor / Community Journalist MONTGOMERY CO., Va. – For students at Eastern Montgomery Elementary School, reading time no longer has to mean sitting quietly at a desk. Instead, they can grab a book, head outside and settle into a hammock. The school’s new reading garden gives students a chance to read surrounded by grass, trees and sunshine — with the gentle movement of a hammock replacing the stillness of a classroom chair. Second-grade teacher Leslie Lawson came up with the id
Halifax County Sheriff reacts to not guilty verdict for murder of Emma Compton Layne (opens the original)
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Lindsey Kennett, Anchor / Community Journalist HALIFAX COUNTY, Va. – The Halifax County Sheriff is speaking out after a jury recently found a Nathalie man not guilty in connection with his wife’s 2017 murder. Russell Layne was found not guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Emma Compton Layne. After the not guilty verdict, 10 News reached out to Halifax Sheriff Fred Clark to see if the department is pursuing any other leads in the case. He sent 10 News the following statement,
CASA of Children’s Trust seeks volunteers to advocate for children in foster care (opens the original)
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Lindsey Kennett, Anchor / Community Journalist ROANOKE VALLEY, Va. – A local nonprofit is recruiting volunteers to help children who have been abused or neglected and placed in foster care. A Court Appointed Special Advocate, known as a CASA, is a trained volunteer who gets to know everyone involved in a child’s life and advocates for the child’s best interests. CASA of Children’s Trust in Roanoke currently serves 162 children in the greater Roanoke Valley, but officials say the need continues t
Driver charged, juvenile injured after Roanoke crash (opens the original)
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Lindsey Kennett, Anchor / Community Journalist ROANOKE, Va. – A driver is facing charges after hitting and injuring a juvenile, according to Roanoke Police. Police responded to the 1800 block of Memorial Avenue for a traffic crash involving two adults and a juvenile. When officers got there, Roanoke Fire-EMS personnel evaluated the juvenile for minor injuries. The juvenile did not need to be taken a hospital. The driver was charged with reckless driving. Copyright 2026 by WSLS 10 - All rights re
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