From horror movie history to Halloween candy, our producer put together five trivia questions and a tie-breaker to see who knows the most about the holiday.
The Spider Scavenger Hunt gives visitors a chance to explore the world of spiders while discovering interesting facts and following clues throughout the museum.
The program brings together ingredients for easy, affordable dinners, with weekly options designed to make mealtime simpler. Past meals have included Sloppy Joe Night and Homestyle Chili Night for $6.98
In an interview with WDBJ7’s 7@four, Page reflects on his career, the memories he’s made and the connections he’s built with listeners across Southwest Virginia
Festivalgoers can also enjoy live music across four stages, storytelling sessions with Henry Lee Law & Friends, traditional artisans, food vendors and activities for the whole family
Foot Levelers is helping promote the message by encouraging people to be proactive about their spine health and make small changes to support their overall well-being
Chocolate and other Halloween candy can be dangerous if eaten by pets. Decorations, candles and jack-o'-lanterns can also create potential hazards, especially for curious cats and dogs.
The free, self-guided driving tour will welcome visitors to studios and homes across Botetourt County, where guests can view finished pieces, works in progress and demonstrations of artistic techniques.
Melissa, Caroline and Logan put 12 of the most popular Halloween scary movies to the test, from 1978’s Halloween to modern hits like A Quiet Place and Smile.
Animal shelters and rescue organizations across the Roanoke Valley are currently facing a critical situation as widespread feline illnesses and space constraints force major facilities to pause regular cat intakes.
Lead Educator and LAB Jr. Coordinator of the Science Museum, Amanda Bowes, joins us to show us how seeds travel, and how you can make a seed explosion device at home.
