The show brought attention not only to Black Dog Salvage, but to Roanoke. Many episodes featured local projects, showcasing the region.

Kroger Mid-Atlantic announced Tuesday it will move its division office from Roanoke to the Richmond area. 

A number of restaurateurs in the Roanoke Valley say the Paycheck Protection Program has been essential to keeping their businesses afloat and employees working. “I doubt we could have survived this long without them,” said Butch Craft, owner of The Roanoker Restaurant, which has been in business for nearly 80 years.

“I really am looking for someone that wants to buy Wall Street, not just the space, not just the equipment, but the entire idea and business plan of it,” the owner said.

Hustle/Haven will also have a potion bar offering hot and cold drinks and will host happy hours on topics like gut health, impostor syndrome and community issues.

The latest problems with muddy runoff streaming from construction sites along the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s route through Southwest Virginia have been resolved, with the company paying $58,000 in fines.

Two years after a permit for the Mountain Valley Pipeline to pass through the Jefferson National Forest was struck down, a new plan will soon be unveiled. The U.S. Forest Service plans to release a draft report on the pipeline’s environmental impacts forest by September.

Traditional summer jobs like lifeguarding or working at a movie theater have changed — or gone away — during the pandemic.