Kelly Marsh

2 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

HENRY CO., Va. – As prom weekend approaches, first responders in Henry County are delivering a crucial message to high school students about the dangers of distracted and impaired driving. 10 News was present for a dramatic crash reenactment at Bassett High School that looked—and sounded—just like a real crash. Students at Bassett High School watched as first responders rushed to the scene, pulling their classmates from wrecked cars and checking on those who appeared unresponsive.

2 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

ROANOKE, Va. – Imagine checking out at the store, only to find your Electronic Benefits Transfer, or EBT, card declined—because your benefits were wiped out overnight. This is the reality for some Roanoke residents as a nationwide EBT fraud scam makes its way into the area. “I feel violated honestly,” Shawn Mitchell, one victim said. It’s a feeling that no one wants to experience: checking your account, expecting to see your monthly SNAP benefits, only to find a big fat zero.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

ROANOKE, Va. – Townside Gardens has been a go-to spot for Roanoke gardeners for nearly 40 years. Now, with spring planting season underway, the business is expanding in a major way. If you’ve got a green thumb or want to dabble in gardening, you probably know about Townside Gardens—a staple that planted its roots in Roanoke in 1987. Fast forward to 2020, and a mom-and-daughter team took the reins.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

Get ready, Southwest Virginia—Wawa is finally coming our way. The cult-favorite convenience store and gas station chain is expanding westward, with its first locations breaking ground today. So what’s Wawa? It has a goose as a mascot, and officials say it will soon be flocking to our area. “Wawa’s got the best food, the best coffee and the best atmosphere and some clean public restrooms,” one fan said. Still not clear on what it is? It’s a convenience retail store that has garnered a loyal following.

3 weeks ago | wsls.com | Kelly Marsh

Today marks the last day of Women’s History Month—a time to honor the contributions of women throughout history. 10 News introduces one local Girl Scout whose project aims to bring light to Women’s History Month. Girl Scouts start by selling cookies, earning badges, and going on adventures. For many young girls, Girl Scouts is just the beginning of something much bigger. “We’ve learned first aid, crime scene investigation, and wilderness exploration,” said Gabriella Brandow, a member of Troop 478.