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The deafening thud of bass from a pimped out Subaru Forester shakes the foundation of Roanoke Avenue like an earthquake.
The deafening thud of bass from a pimped out Subaru Forester shakes the foundation of Roanoke Avenue like an earthquake.
The Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce has reviewed the last three years accomplishments. This report speaks to the hard work by volunteers and staff working to make our community a better place for business. While the numbers are quick to look over, volunteers and staff spent hundreds of hours into the Program of Work for the last three years.
To be forewarned is to be forearmed.
Robert Griffin III probably said it best — In a land of freedom we are held hostage by the tyranny of political correctness.
This week there’s been a couple of stories published about commitment — the story of Kris Neal and how he has grown Weldon Steel into a vital company and the Roanoke Rapids Fire Department and how its truck committee worked hard to bring a decent ladder truck to the city.