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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Roanoke College Men's Basketball coach Clay Nunley addressing his team during Friday's practice.
Voters come out for Election Day 2024 in Roanoke and New River Valleys.
Roanoke’s Republican mayoral candidate David Bowers crosses 3rd Street to a press conference he called Wednesday morning, declaring himself Mayor-Elect despite uncounted provisional ballots and a possible recount with Bowers
Northside's running back Dakota Kelly carries the ball with William Byrd's Jerrett Shepherd on defense during Friday nights game. The Terriers won 28 - 13.
Healing Strides in Boones Mill provides equine therapy through a professionally licensed staff trained in providing therapy through riding or working with the horses.
By: Heather Rousseau
Carilion Clinic officials on Tuesday introduced Wali, the Roanoke region’s first dedicated pediatric facility dog, and explained his role supporting young patients at Carilion Children’s Tanglewood Center. Wali was trained
Dr. Tara Mitchell, a clinical psychologist with Carilion Clinic, works with Wali, the Roanoke region’s first dedicated pediatric facility dog, to support young patients at Carilion Children’s Tanglewood Center. Mitchell
The Crystal Spring Tower, a major expansion of Roanoke Memorial Hospital is nearing completion and set to open in 2025.
Purple Peach Front bubble tea and Mango Fruit bubble tea made at Panda Boba in Vinton
Dr. David Salzberg, MD, a surgeon with Carilion Clinic, plans to be one of the first in the valley to be able to provide kidney transplants thanks to robotic surgery
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