roanoke valley. we found plenty of people the warm weather while we can - and also found a few potholes forming on the roads. :09-:13:25-:30:37-:41:49-:54 it s a busy day at the salem dog park - where furry friends and their owners advantage of the warm weather - while they still have the chance.derek trull: i didn t expect this today. i thought it was going to get up in the 50 s, but the 60 s is even better. mark childress: i hate cold weather. others like mark childress and his dog paws brace the cold and visit a bit more regularly - but on this warm day - paws has had more playmates than other times recently.childress: it s been extremely busy today. there s been 20, 30, 40 dogs today, and it s not usually that many here. but with the drastic change in temperatures - also comes some problems on the road - with potholes opening up.alan parsons: over to roanoke, they re just, you can t miss them. they re everywhere. if you come in the road - aaa recommends drivers slow
May 6, Derby Day, the Pikeville Woman’s Club had their meeting at the Pikeville Library on Lee Street. The ladies were dressed in their spring attire and wore their Derby
Judge Claude Sitton had a vision in 2003 to open a museum in Morganton featuring historical exhibits and artifacts from all walks of life in Burke County.
The co-founder and former chairman of Intel Corporation, Gordon Earl Moore, is dead. The “accidental entrepreneur” who invested only $500 to buy into Intel at its initial stage died at 94 in his Hawaiian home on Friday. Moore was known as the proponent of Moore’s Law when he predicted that microprocessors would revolutionize the computer world