Kelly Marsh

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

ROANOKE, Va. – The historic Roanoke City Market has been a downtown staple for more than 140 years, making it the oldest continuously operating open-air market in Virginia. Today, it continues to help small businesses thrive, with vendors highlighting its affordability and community support. From fresh veggies to handmade crafts, the Roanoke City Market offers a perfect mix of affordability and community engagement.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

Published: June 5, 2025 at 6:30 PMTags: Shred, Clutter, Roanoke, Shred Event, ShredathonSign up for our NewslettersPublished: June 5, 2025 at 6:30 PMTags: Shred, Clutter, Roanoke, Shred Event, ShredathonROANOKE, Va. – If your junk drawer is overflowing with old bills and bank statements—listen up! This weekend, WSLS 10 is helping you clear the clutter and protect your identity—all for free. Let’s be honest: we all have that stack of paper we’ve been meaning to get rid of.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

ROANOKE, Va. – Nearly two months after a devastating fire reduced their dreams to ashes, Noke Van Co. is back in business. In April, a fire destroyed Noke Van Co.’s Southeast Roanoke workshop, taking more than 18 vans, tools, and their entire livelihood. But now, there’s a new sound inside their current building: the sound of progress.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

Just two months after a devastating fire reduced their business to rubble, Noke Van Co. is officially back open and building again. (Noke Van Co)ROANOKE, Va. – Just two months after a devastating fire reduced their business to rubble, Noke Van Co. is officially back open and building again. The April 4 blaze destroyed their southeast Roanoke shop, taking with it more than 18 vans, including Chris’s Coffee and Custard’s food truck, and over $4 million in tools and equipment.

4 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

Published: May 30, 2025 at 6:12 PMTags: Roankoe, Lebanese Festival, Culture, FoodSign up for our NewslettersPublished: May 30, 2025 at 6:12 PMTags: Roankoe, Lebanese Festival, Culture, FoodROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke continues to be the epicenter of cultural infusion with the return of the 24th annual Lebanese Festival at St. Elias Maronite Catholic Church. The celebration kicked off—rain or shine—with food, music, and culture filling the air. “First off I came for the baklava,” said one festival-goer.