Joe Dashiell is a Senior Reporter at WDBJ Television. He covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on events and conferences in the arts, entertainment, and healthcare sectors. Joe's work has also been featured in NBC12 - WWBT and WDBJ7.
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Given Joe Dashiell's coverage of local government & politics in Virginia and Roanoke, pitches should offer insights into state-specific legislative developments or political events. Topics surrounding veterans affairs, firefighters' issues, and regional budget hearings could also be well received.
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40 years ago this week - in 1986 - the N&W 611 steam engine was pulling an excursion in eastern Virginia when the train derailed.
By: Joe Dashiell
In our latest Target 7 report, we profile a front-line provider with a long history in the New River Valley and a bold plan for the future.
As many of our hometowns observe Memorial Day, we are remembering some of those from our area who gave their lives in conflicts involving Iraq and Afghanistan.
Twenty-five years ago this week, thousands of people gathered on the grounds of the National D-Day Memorial for the first time.
But in this week’s visit to the WDBJ7 Archive, we go back to the beginning of Roanoke's civic center and the groundbreaking 60 years ago.
Next week, more than 60 ships from 20 countries will gather in Hampton Roads. Norfolk is one of five host cities for Sail250, billed as the largest gathering of its kind in American history.
Mark Cline is an artist and entrepreneur who creates fiberglass figures in his Natural Bridge studio. More than 20 of his creations are displayed along Route 66, and with the legendary highway celebrating its centennial this year, his giants are in high-demand.
Close to 500 first responders from across Virginia are honing their skills in Blacksburg this week.
Victory Stadium is gone, but not forgotten. The Roanoke landmark hosted many memorable events between 1942 when it was built, and 2006 when it was demolished.
Victory Stadium is gone, but not forgotten. The Roanoke landmark hosted many memorable events between 1942 when it was built, and 2006 when it was demolished.
