Roanoke & Virginia Arts and Events: What’s Happening the Next 10 Days
Here’s the good news for anyone who has spent the summer so far parked in front of a box fan: the back half of July might be the busiest stretch on Virginia’s calendar. So here’s what’s happening across Roanoke and the rest of Virginia over the next 10 days — a run of arts, music and events that stretches from free con
The Power Behind the Pump: The Twin Infrastructure Crises of the Roanoke Valley
This is so far the second-driest water year on record for the region. This is so far the second-driest water year on record for the region—with rainfall tracking at 43 percent below average—surpassed only by the historic drought of 1941, an era so severe that the Roanoke River trickled down to a series of shallow, stag
Former Botetourt County supervisor: A constructive path forward on regional water planning
A well-structured public forum would allow for open examination of data, historical performance and future scenarios in a civil setting. It would not replace ongoing technical work by the Western Virginia Water Authority or state-mandated regional planning, but it could help build broader public understanding and confi
Roanoke City Council candidate Harvey Brookins addresses past domestic violence charge
ROANOKE, Va. – At Roanoke City Council’s last candidate forum Tuesday night before the Aug. 4 primary, Democratic candidate Harvey Brookins made a public statement addressing a domestic abuse charge from 2017. Court documents obtained by 10 News show that Brookins was charged with a misdemeanor domestic assault...
Local veterinarian begins Roanoke’s first in-home pet hospice services
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) – Carrie Turnbull soft-launched Clarity Vet Consulting last October. She has spent the last month trying to grow her business, offering the Roanoke Valley’s first dedicated pet palliative and hospice care and euthanasia services right from the owners’ homes. “It is very difficult for veterinarians t
Mountain Valley Cluster Dog Show returns to Salem Civic Center
SALEM, Va. (WDBJ) - The Mountain Valley Cluster Dog Show opens Wednesday at the Salem Civic Center, running July 22–26, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Admission is free. The event brings together approximately 842 dogs representing 151 breeds and varieties from across the country for five days of AKC conformation c
FloydFest begins run on Wednesday
FloydFest 26 kicks off Wednesday with high hopes and a cancellation of a featured act because of appendix surgery. A message from the Tedeschi Trucks Band laid out the bad news:. At this time, the Tedeschi Trucks family is in the hearts and minds of the FloydFest Family. We extend...
Virginia residents line Route 220 over Google data center, demanding ‘truth, transparency’
The Botetourt County gathering was part of more than a dozen Humans First rallies held nationwide.
Virginia Tech Hokies News: Recruiting QBs, subtle shot fired, bulletin board material
Virginia Tech and James Franklin are in the mix for Class of 2029 quarterback Bear Woods
Lake & More Weekly Calendar: July 22nd – 28th
Placement in Lake & More Weekly Events is free for events taking place in the Smith Mountain Lake community, the surrounding counties of Bedford, Franklin and Pittsylvania, and the communities of Moneta, Huddleston, Goodview, Hardy, Wirtz, Burnt Chimney, Penhook and Union Hall. Submit a brief paragraph about your event

















