Ridge View Bank officially opens Roanoke HQ

Ridge View Bank officially opens Roanoke HQ

Officials with Ridge View Bank were on hand for a ribbon cutting at their Roanoke headquarters. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has that story. The post Ridge View Bank officially opens Roanoke HQ first appeared on News/Talk 960-AM & FM-107.3 WFIR.Continue Reading

Virginia’s Championship City gets ready for a busy year

Virginia’s Championship City gets ready for a busy year

Salem is solidifying his reputation of being America’s Championship city.  As WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno reports no other U-S city has crowned more champions. Salem has crowned more college champions than any other U-S city, says Carey Harveycutter, the city’s director of tourism.  As WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno reports now the city is getting ready…Continue Reading

Roanoke Mayor named Cabell Brand Hope Award recipient

Roanoke Mayor named Cabell Brand Hope Award recipient

To whom much is given, much is expected.  Those are the words Roanoke Mayor Sherman Lea Sr., says he lives by…  As WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno tells us Lea is this year’s recipient of TAP’s Cabell Brand award. Total Action for Progress has named Roanoke Mayor Sherman Lea the 2024 Cabell Brand Hope Award winner. …Continue Reading

Jay Jones Launches Campaign for Attorney General

Jay Jones Launches Campaign for Attorney General

Norfolk, VA — Today, former Delegate Jay Jones launched his campaign for Attorney General of Virginia on a promise to fight for Virginia’s families and take extreme politics out of the Attorney General’s office. “Today, with hope for a brighter future for our Commonwealth and our nation, I am proud to announce my campaign for…Continue Reading

AARP Virginia warns veterans of rising scam risks after $477M lost

AARP Virginia warns veterans of rising scam risks after $477M lost

AARP Virginia reports that veterans and their families lost over $477 million to scams in 2023 alone. WFIR’s Ian Price reports that the organization is raising awareness this Veterans Day to combat the growing number of service-related scams. To report scams, contact local law enforcement. For assistance from AARP, call 877-908-3360 or visit the AARP…Continue Reading