Heather Rousseau is a staff photographer for The Roanoke Times, with a focus on local news and events in Roanoke, Virginia. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Washington Post, Times Community Newspapers, and the Associated Press. Heather's photography captures the essence of the community and highlights important stories and events in the area.
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Heather Rousseau's coverage is diverse, with a focus on local events and human interest stories in Roanoke. She covers topics related to family & relationships as well as culture & society, often featuring local events and government announcements.
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Terry Reed and his wife Sharon have have added to their residential light display in SW Roanoke County for over 20 years.
Crystal Bowles is opening Bean Bliss Coffee Bar on South College Avenue in Salem in early January.
Amanda Doyle (from left), enjoys a cup of coffee with her 9-month son, Nathan Doyle, and friend Charlotte Simmonds at Second Cafe in downtown Roanoke on Monday, Dec. 16, in
Renea Taylor, co-founder of FEDUP holds a newspaper article from the second "Christmas of Hope" in 2006. The gathering started with a small group who lost their family members to
Verletta White, Superintendent of Roanoke City Public Schools, honors Roanoke Mayor Sherman Lea (foreground), during his retirement party on December 5, 2024.
Sarah Garza enjoys a coffee and cats at The Toebean Cat Cafe on Walnut Ave in Roanoke on Dec. 18, 2024.
LS Ackerman, owner of Kitty City Cat Café at Blue Ridge Indie Market spends time with cats and clients on Dec. 18, 2024.Kitty City Cat Café partners with Angles of
After a year of of rehabilitation a Great Horned Owl is released from The Roanoke Star atop Mill Mountain by Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center of Roanoke on Tuesday evening. The
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