Gayle Gordon

As a college student, making an extra buck now and then was very important. I started as a part-time reporter since I was 19 yo, and I couldn’t believe it might become a long-term career. I’m happy to be part of the Roanoke Daily Magazine’s team.

Community

Gayle GordonFebruary 12, 2023

Opera Roanoke will present the American opera, Glory Denied, on February 24 and 26 at the Jefferson Center

Based on the true story of the Vietnam War prisoner who was held by the United States the longest. Glory…
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Virginia

Gayle GordonFebruary 12, 2023

To reduce drunk driving, Drive Safe Hampton Roads will sponsor free Lyft rides for people after the Super Bowl party

VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia — If you need a ride home tonight after your Super Bowl party, Drive Safe Hampton Roads…
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Virginia

Gayle GordonFebruary 12, 2023

Virginia passed the bill: police chiefs across the state would now be able to declare temporary curfews during civil unrest

Last week, the Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill that would let police chiefs set temporary curfews when there…
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Crime & Safety

Gayle GordonFebruary 12, 2023

Campbell Co. Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a high school dance Saturday night, but no gun was found

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Virginia – Saturday night around 9 p.m., the Campbell Co. Sheriff’s Office got a report that a student…
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Virginia

Gayle GordonFebruary 12, 2023

Martinsville-Henry County Warming Center volunteers help 30 people with sign in, meal preparation and offering other types of help

MARTINSVILLE, Virginia — The Jones family brought dinner to the Martinsville-Henry County Warming Center on Saturday night, and Jeff and…
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Community

Gayle GordonFebruary 11, 2023

Real Performance Machinery gave five Grayson County High School students an opportunity to work in the company

INDEPENDENCE, Virginia – Five Grayson County High School seniors are getting ready to get jobs. Ryan Perry, a senior…
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Virginia

Gayle GordonFebruary 11, 2023

A 19-year-old VCU student has died of alcohol poisoning two years ago. Now his family is suing Delta Chi and seeks nearly $30 million

RICHMOND, Va. – The Richmond-Times Dispatch revealed that the family of a Virginia Commonwealth University student who was hazed is…
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Community

Gayle GordonFebruary 11, 2023

Restoring and maintaining antique boats: 39 people attended a recent annual event in Virginia

The Antique and Classic Boat Society’s SML Chapter recently held their annual winter workshop at the home of Alan and…
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Virginia

Gayle GordonFebruary 11, 2023

Multiple speakers took place during the SML Regional Chamber of Commerce’s at the Bedford Area Welcome Center. Culture remains the main focus

The SML Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Academy class in February was all about the history and culture of the…
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Community

Gayle GordonFebruary 11, 2023

Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society brings back fundraising event to the C&O Railway Heritage Center, second year since the pandemic

The Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society is excited to bring its winter fundraiser back to the C&O Railway Heritage Center…
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Gayle Gordon

Gayle Gordon

Opera Roanoke will present the American opera, Glory Denied, on February 24 and 26 at the Jefferson Center

To reduce drunk driving, Drive Safe Hampton Roads will sponsor free Lyft rides for people after the Super Bowl party

Virginia passed the bill: police chiefs across the state would now be able to declare temporary curfews during civil unrest

Campbell Co. Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a high school dance Saturday night, but no gun was found

Martinsville-Henry County Warming Center volunteers help 30 people with sign in, meal preparation and offering other types of help

Real Performance Machinery gave five Grayson County High School students an opportunity to work in the company

A 19-year-old VCU student has died of alcohol poisoning two years ago. Now his family is suing Delta Chi and seeks nearly $30 million

Restoring and maintaining antique boats: 39 people attended a recent annual event in Virginia

Multiple speakers took place during the SML Regional Chamber of Commerce’s at the Bedford Area Welcome Center. Culture remains the main focus

Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society brings back fundraising event to the C&O Railway Heritage Center, second year since the pandemic

Virginia voters to decide major constitutional changes after governor signs referendum bills

New Virginia initiative aims to strengthen the education to employment pipeline for future workers

Warnings and advisories issued as snow and strong winds expected to impact travel across the region

Mother, who didn’t call for help when her 4-year-old son died and lived with his dead body for a while before wrapping him in a shopping bag and dumping his body, was sentenced

Woman, who used a knife to remove the unborn baby from a woman’s uterus after killing the soon-to-be mother and then claiming to have given birth to the baby, was sentenced

Roanoke City Sheriff’s Office partners with service teams to support individuals experiencing homelessness

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