Heather Rousseau is a Secular Society Fellow at The Secular Society. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, religion, arts and entertainment, and sports, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, immigration, and holidays. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as WTVR-TV, The Washington Post, and the Associated Press.
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By: Heather Rousseau, Matt Gentry, David Hungate
Roanoke Times Photographers Matt Gentry, Heather Rousseau and David Hungate chose their favorite and most newsy photos from 2024. Gentry and Rousseau are staff photographers. Hungate was a staff photographer
By: Heather Rousseau
Northside's Mykell Harvey dunks during a Class 3 state semifinal last March at Roanoke College in Salem. Please subscribe to continue reading…
By: Heather Rousseau
The first winter storm of 2025 arrived in the New River and Roanoke valleys Sunday afternoon as a gentle snowfall and transitioned to a wintry mix including freezing rain. A
Snow and ice mitigation is underway in downtown Roanoke on Sunday evening.
By: Matt Gentry, Heather Rousseau
Related to this collection The latest on the first winter storm of 2025 that hit the Roanoke and New River valleys and much of the rest of Virginia on Sunday into Monday:
A bluebird perches on an ice and snow covered porch in Roanoke County on Tuesday morning.
Ian Yaeger(left), and his wife Kayla Campbell operate Nomadic Paws, a kitten rescue for special-needs kittens. After a fire, there's a GoFundMe to help them replace their belongings. They hold
Carla Brindle gave a kidney to her stepfather in 2023 and part of her liver to an anonymous infant in November.
Brian K. “GLO” Stone Jr., was shot and killed on November 9, 2024. His mother, Alisha Davis (left), and his fiancé, Nina Johnson share about who he was as a
Roanoke Fire Marshal Rebecca Smith (center left) and Special Agent Lawson (back left), interact with Valley View Mall retailers and customers Tuesday afternoon during the Roanoke Police Department’s first community
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