Come shop at the 1st Annual Vendor and Craft Fair on August 3rd from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.! Admission is free. There will be a $1 raffle for a Grandin Village Community Gift Basket, including certificates and gifts from Graces Pizza, Viva La Cupcake, Cups, Urban Gypsy, Reid’s, and more! Money raised will go to the Children’s Department!
– Submitted by Ashley Duffey
Lauren Sledd of Southwest Roanoke County was named to both the presidential honor roll for the 2012-2013 academic year and the dean’s list for the Spring 2013 semester at Catawba College.
To qualify for the presidential honor roll, students must have a 3.7 grade point average in 30 or more semester hours. To qualify for the dean’s list, students must have a 3.5 grade point average in 15 or more semester hours.
– Submitted by Carol Sledd Hall.
Starkey Road Bridge Replacement Community Meeting
Thursday, July 25
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and Roanoke County will hold a community meeting on Thursday, July 25, at 7:00 pm, at the South County Library Auditorium, 6303 Merriman Road. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the Starkey Road bridge replacement project, located near the Buck Mountain Road intersection. The project includes a 10-day closure of the bridge during August. VDOT staff will be available to discuss detour plans, timing of the closure, and measures to discourage by-pass traffic in the Crescent Heights neighborhood. For additional information, please contact: Brian Blevins Area Land Use Engineer Virginia Department of Transportation 540-387-5502 Brian.Blevins@VDOT.Virginia.gov or David Holladay Planning Administrator County of Roanoke 450-772-2068 x227 DHOLLADAY@roanokecountyva.gov
Information from the Roanoke County Website
It’s time to Pack the Bus!
Roanoke County students will be going back to school on August 27, and they need your help to start off right as the new school year approaches!
So how can you help? Join Roanoke County Public Schools and Q-99 on Wednesday, July 31 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the Bonsack Walmart, or from 4:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m. at the Clearbrook (Route 220) Walmart as we “Pack the Bus!” We will be accepting your donations of back to school supplies and/or monetary donations for students in need. Any money collected at the event will be used to purchase school supplies. Every item and every cent of your donations will go to help students in need.
What kind of supplies do we need? We need backpacks, glue sticks, notebooks, 3-ring binders, crayons, colored pencils, notebook paper (college and wide-ruled), pens, pencils, highlighters, rulers, folders, scissors, and construction paper. We also need classroom items like tissues, hand sanitizer, printer paper, dry erase markers and more.
We are looking forward to seeing you on July 31 as together we Pack the Bus to help students start the school year with triumph! Thanks in advance for all your help and support!
Submitted by Chuck Lionberger
From left: Brett Smith, Colin Rooney, James Cole, Maddie Burton.
Photo Courtesy of Kenneth Flint
CAVE SPRING HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ BOWL TEAM CLAIMS WTVR-6 BATTLE OF THE BRAINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Their white whale was a Green Dragon. But, unlike Captain Ahab, they finally emerged triumphant.
For four years, the Cave Spring High School Quiz Bowl team had chased the Battle of the Brains title on Richmond’s WTVR-6. Three consecutive years (2009-2011), the Knights were eliminated in the semifinals by the Maggie Walker Green Dragons, the AAA powerhouse from Richmond that won the television title each of those years. The fourth year, Cave Spring lost in the finals to Charlottesville, the team that eliminated Maggie Walker in the 2012 tournament.
In the finals of their fifth try to win Battle of the Brains, the Knights once again faced Maggie Walker. Captain James Cole and the team were ready for the moment. Cole, Maddie Burton and Colin Rooney ran off the first 60 points of the match and never looked back as they rolled to a 350-270 win to claim the title in a match televised June 1.
The Battle of the Brains is a televised single-elimination tournament with teams representing forty Virginia high schools competing in a Jeopardy-like team quiz show that tests knowledge in academic, artistic and current event subjects.
Coach Bob Powers’ team held Walker at bay throughout the four round match, never letting the Green Dragons get closer than 40 points. Each of the Knights, including senior Brett Smith, came up with key answers to defuse any run Walker could make. At the end, Cole took over, scoring the final 120 points for Cave Spring to close out the match.
Cole and Burton also qualified for the series’ All-Star match, based on their individual performance during earlier rounds of the tournament. Cave Spring has qualified at least one member of its squad for the All Star match in each season it has competed.
For the past two seasons as a whole, the CSHS quiz bowl team has been arguably the strongest in Virginia’s AA classification, garnering statewide first and third place finishes in VHSL competition, first and second place finishes in the Battle of the Brains, and a first place finish in the NAQT all-school state championship. Burton, Rooney and Smith, along with Eric Culbertson, Colleen Truskey and Adam Foutz, members of both of those teams, have graduated, leaving Coach Powers with several holes to fill. However, he will be returning one of the state’s premier talents in rising senior Cole, and the Knights should again be considered on the short list of state title contenders, this time in the new Division 3 classification.
Submitted by Kenneth Flint
Just The Spirit Farm Horse Camp was July 15th through the 19th. The camp put on a horse show with the campers on the 19th.Submitted by: Laura Bailey
We had a previous set of photos from the camp here.
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The 2013 KJPAS elementary camp at Camp Bethel (July 14-19) had an outstanding attendance record for our elementary camp of 41 campers. The showcase theme was “Disney on Broadway”. Every camper went home with a professional headshot. The week also featured an acting for film and television workshop and a vocal projection workshop (how to project your voice without damaging your vocal cords!). In addition to theatrical training, the kids swam in the pool every day, took a wagon ride around camp, stomped in the creek, and participated in a photo scavenger hunt around camp.
Submitted by: Kevin Jones
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY — The following students from the area have been accepted by Hampden-Sydney College and will begin classes in August 2013.
Jordan Granville Parke will enter with a Dean’s Award. Jordan is a graduate of Hidden Valley High School and is the son of Ms. Rhenda T. Milman of Roanoke.
Samuel Webb Whitesell will enter with an Alumni Award. Sam is a graduate of North Cross School and is the son of Mr. Steven M. Williams and Dr. Rebecca Tanner Williams and Eugene C. Whitesell, Jr., all of Roanoke.
Jack Christian Woody will enter with an Alumni Award. Jack is a graduate of Cave Spring High School and is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Clay S. Woody, Sr. of Roanoke.
According to Dean of Admissions Anita Garland, “This year’s freshman class is among the most selective ever enrolled. The academic and extracurricular talents of these young men are outstanding. All of us at Hampden-Sydney College are looking forward to the matriculation of the Class of 2017.”
A college for men, Hampden-Sydney is known for its Rhetoric Program which stresses excellence in writing and speaking, the Honor Code which stresses individual and collective responsibility, and a focus on the education and development of young men.
– Submitted by Hampden-Sydney College.
Roanoke Rage at “Slap Ball Challenge” in Radford
The Roanoke Rage, a 12U competitive fast pitch softball team, took second place in the “Slap Ball Challenge” in Radford Va. Congratulations Rage!
Pictured:
Back Row, Coaches Jonathan Walker, Billy Icard, Eric Fuchs, Joe Lankford
2nd Row, Morgan Icard, Julia Nelson, Brook Ludy, Joslynn Lankford, Abby Gordon, Sydney Walker, Sarah Fuchs
Front Row, Katie Fuchs, Kailey Shell, Sydney Burton, Mackenzie Beard, Morgan Webb.
Submitted by Joe Lankford
FRIENDS of the Blue Ridge Parkway, a non-profit organization working to preserve, promote, celebrate and enhance the Blue Ridge Parkway is looking for volunteers to help with event planning, coordinating projects, database entry, assisting staff with programs &/or membership calls on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Knowledge of Word & Excel is helpful, but not required. This volunteer opportunity starts immediately for 3-6 hours per week. Visit our website www.FriendsBRP.org to learn more about us.
If interested, please submit an email to staff@friendsbrp.org outlining your experience and contact information.
Submitted by Mary Ellen Belcher
The 1964 Beetles Tribute band is helping Virginia Skyline Council celebrate 50 years of success on Saturday, July 27th at Fitzpatrick Hall. The public is invited to honor community leaders Sam Lionberger, Jr., Betty Norris, Anita Price and Joyce Waugh. Longtime Girl Scout volunteers are being recognized. Music, dinner and dance tickets can be purchased at www.gsvsc.org/50Birthday.
In my years as a girl member, a troop leader for my daughters and as a high adventure group coordinator, I have seen girl’s visions for the future dramatically change. I have witnessed hope where there was none and confidence in self when fear was overcome. The Girl Scout leadership program for girls works. Girl Scouting is more than sports, more than academics and more than community service. Girl Scouting builds greatness in every girl.
The timeless values of serving God and County to make the world a better place resonate today as much as they did in 1912 when Juliette Low founded the Girl Scouts. The Girl Scout program builds courage, confidence and character. Our goal is to provide an inclusive program that provides support for dreams to become reality and change the world – one girl at a time.
Reunion groups are collecting memories of campfires shared, badges earned and trips planned. Send your recollections to communications@gsvsc.org\
Submitted by: Barbara Norris Duerk
It’s always fun when running into former Roanoke County school principal Ron Weaver such as at the recent Avett Brothers concert in Roanoke. One of the friendliest people we know, Ron always remembers our names and brings on the laughs when we see him though it’s been over 10 years since our kids went to his Back Creek Elementary.
Submitted by Tim Thornhill
Ruth Norris from Hidden Valley High School sent us the A and A/B Honor Rolls for the 4th Nine Weeks.
A Honor Roll
Freshman Class:
Jonathan Anglin, Krithika Arrabothu, Stuart Beveridge, Ashley Chang, Sarah Chen, Jessica Counts, Morgan Day, Yavuz Durmaz, Madeline Eckermann, Nicholas Elder, Jake Elton, Jonathan Geiersbach, Sally Greenberg, Michael Jacoby, Simranjit Kaur, Katherine Kirby, Erin Langheim, Shane Leigh, Alexander Lipscomb, Madison McRoy, Nhi Nguyen, Teddy Paisley, Stepahnie Pekic, Emerald Pullon, Henry Roberts, Thomas Schmitt, Faith Settles, Ali Sharpe, Hailey Singleton, Tanner Smith, Kayleigh Starkey, Cameron Stout, Yun’Yun Wang and Page Williams
Sophomore Class:
Nathanael Atkins, Emilie Berger, Emma Blake, Kayla Brammer, Kayla Bridgers, Kye Coolbaugh, Hannah Delaney, Skylynn Dragoo, Kirsten Hagestad, Elijah Harding, Keaton Harris, Howard Huang, Haley Kidd, Cory Lane, Keli McClure, Erin Newell, Jillian Pettygrove, Lauren Pile, William Saul, Hannah Shepard, Devashish Sinha, Javkhlan Tugs, Carla Weidner, Lauren Woods and Zoe Wulff.
Junior Class:
Jessica Akers, Anton Androsov, Luke Baker, Walker Brand, Kelsey Broadwell, Henry Bui, Amanda Data, Landon Dermott, Hannah Divers, Massinisa Flici, Grant Fonacier, Jennifer Graves, Shreyas Hirway, Cecilia Hoover, William Howe, Kathryn Iler, Brian Irvine, Lizavetta Kraslavska, Samantha Leigh, Gretchen Lionberger, Ebony Logan, Tara Loughery, Brittany Mabry, Lauren Maddox, Akirah Mattox, Cameron McCarty, Faith McGuirt, Lucas Moles, William Moles, Madison Morris, Allison Printz, Matthew Rowe, Brooke Sauerwald, Diana Schaefer, Laura Sowder, Jocilyn Walters, Kathryn Williams, Katherine Yang and Elizabeth Zeigler.
Senior Class:
Carolyn Bethel, Karen Blair, Tyler Blankenship, Morgan Boggs, Nicholas Bolin, Caroline Boone, Lauren Cady, Jennifer Clark, Joseph Coro, Alexandra Cox, Sheldon Ekirch, Sarah Gray, Chelsi Griffin, Stephanie Karras, Jason Krempels, Rachel Magri, Ava Marrano, Zachary Martin, Savannah Neal, Jessica Nelson, Saloni Patolia, Christopher Pile, Mackenzie Plaia, Elise Poffenberger, Alina Preu, Kathleen Sadler, Michael Saunders, Lauren Skolrood, Suhaib Tahir, Lauren Thomas, Kelsey Tibbs, Scott Wiggington, Katherine Wilkin, Brooke Windley and Cora Wright.
A/B Honor Roll
Freshman Class:
Marc Arner, Emma Ayers, Nicholas Bauer, Alexandra Baylor, Ryen Biggio, Mark Bolinger, William Bower, Taylor Braford, Logan Brand, Alexander Brenton, Carly Broadwell, Heather Brogan, Samuel Burton, Heather Clark, Madeline Cobbler, Mary Cooper, Jonothan Crandall, Rachel Crutchfield, Richard Epperly, Joseph Farmer, Georgia Farthing, Rachel Frazier, Amber Gregory, Emily Gregory, Tyler Hampton, Hunter Hanes, Paige Harman, Matthew Harris, Kristin Hearp, Bruce Hendrick, Margaret Helle, Jared Hendren, Hailey Holdren, Hunter Huffman, Evan Jamison, Jordan Johnson, Cameron Jones, Grant Kallam, Lauren Kalstrom, Rohan Kaushal, Joseph Koehler, Nicholas Lawrence, Alexis Lockhart, Zachary Long, Michaela Maddox, Adam McLuckie, Mikara Mitchell, Elliot Murdock, David Noetzel, Isabel Payseur, Mary’Catherine Pennino, Molly Pronko, Logan Puckett, Carl Puuri, Hannah Richardson, Bailey Roberts, Shannia Rodriguez`Cardona, Antoni Saade, Julia Sainz, Ashley Schaefer, Claire Shields, Rylie Smith, Emily Stoner, Hannah Sturgeon, Ashley Sweet, Lyndsey Switzer, Sydney Switzer, Chase White, Elizabeth Wilkin, Mason Williams, Bailey Wood and Madison Wooddell.
Sophomore Class:
Emily Atkins, Sean Barker, Katherine Becker, Paulina Benyah, Lucas Blankenship, Hunter Bogard, Hunter Boone, Megan Bowles, James Braford, Rebecca Brisley, Erin Brown, Taylor Brown, Anna Burton, Jaret Butenschoen, Joshua Butterworth, Gabrielle Chahine, Benjamin Clouser, Matthew Cole, Mason Dermott, Claudia Deismone, Madeline Dodd, Jade Doolan, Kerry Dooley, Emma Duff, Zachary Efkeman, Wahib Farooqui, Taylor Flynt, Kaylee Goin, Rebecca Gregory, Adam Hale, Lindsei Hamilton, Tyriq Harris, William Harrison, Phoebe Hart, Nicholas Helle, Juan Hernandez, Nermina Hodzic, Jacob Holmes, Ammon Hunt, Lauren Hux, Martha Kakouras, Paige King, Marta Kodin, Jeanette Kurtic, Erynn Landrum, Christina Lauria, Rachel Lazaga, Samuel LeHardy, Jacob Lichtenstein, Kathryn Lucas, Andrew Luther, Luke Marston, Courtney Martin, Noah Martin, Shaylynn McNamara, Sarah Mitchell, Kendall Moore, Rachel Moore, Ashleigh Morstad, Douglas Murray, Lindsey Parker, Palmer Peery, Laura Pence, Lily Schmeling, Jonathan Secrist, Eric Trampe, Elizabeth Turner, Haille Urquhart, Mary Walters, Matthew Watts, Ian Webster, Alexis West, Graham Whitaker, Lindsay Wilkerson, Kayla Willard, Lindsay Willard, Reid Williams, Tara Windley and Emily Wyatt.
Junior Class:
Seth Adams, Samantha Alexander, Cailin Austin, Ajla Becirevic, Mikala Board, Brittany Bowyer, Morgan Brown, Evan Bushkar, Yi Chen, Timothy Chernault, Richard Claytor, Matthias Coric, Johnston Craghead, Jordan Criss, Megan David, Ashleigh Dedulonus`Deeds, Hailey Dennis, Josue Diaz, Christopher Driscoll, Kean Finucane, Daisy Flick, Marissa Handerhan, Sarah Hans, Helena Harding, Lindsay Harrison, Michelle Hedrick, Hunter Houseman, Cody Howard, Alayna Hyler, Sara Jacobs, Marley James, Kelsey Jones, Kathryn Kallam, Karan Kaushal, Tyler Kendrick, Misela Krtic, Haley Leipzig, Tristan Loflin, Noah Long, Komalpreet Mahal, Bryan Marceau, Kathryn Martin, Joseph Mayer, Jason McLuckie, Hannah Miko, Brooke Mitchell, Christopher Nelson, Timmy Nguyen, Taylor Norman, Sean O’Connell, Shannon Otruba, Holly Peery, Lauren Petrone, Hanna Podeschi, Lisa Podruchney, Harry Preas, Gerald Richards, Matthew Roach, Benjamin Schmidt, Kendra Sellers, Sydney Spangler, Kenan Subasic, Jacob Sutherland, Oliver Thorum, Ann Tirico, Jash Vaidya, Alexandra Vail, Emily Warren, Leslie Weidner, Emma White, Haley Williams, Madeline Wilson, Mina Wolfe, Alexa Wootten and James Zeleznik.
Senior Class:
Kaitlin Agee, Summer Back, Emma Barker, Jacob Bartel, Ethan Bates, Kathryn Bell, Scott Bledsoe, Joseph Bolinger, Jacob Bowen, Megan Branigan, Ryan Bushkar, Kellie Busic, Catherine Caldwell, Samuel Carr, Ariel Cohen, Shannon Conway, Benjamin Corbett, Christina Corker, Jennifer Daniel, Catherine Devlin, Ceyda Durmaz, Charles Eckert, Christopher Evans, Morgan Firing, Molly Flanigan, Danielle Gailey, Miyabi Gaskell, Gabrielle Gatzke, Callie Gregg, Anna Grim, Sachith Gullapalli, William Hartley, Alexis Hughes, Ashley`Anne Iannone, Morgan Julian, Tahriana Kasey, Seth Kepley, Hareem, Khalid, Thomas King, Jacob Kite, Savannah Kramer, Caroline Lanzara, Margaret Larson, William Laughon, Ryan Lauria, Margaret Light, Kasey McGhee, Rhee McMillen, Nusreta Nezirovic, Sydney Odenwelder, Zachary Oginzwilson, Steven Oyler, Amber O’Brien, Cheynne Parker, Harsh Patel, Paras Patel, Samuel Peake, Kristen Perdue, Sarah Pettipiece, Avery Pierce, Tim Roehr, Rachel Rosenfeld, Stephanie Sarver, Matthew Scribner, Kevin Silberblatt, Lauren Synder, Dalila Softic, Patricia Sorrentino, Adnan Sosic, Courtney Staton, Hannah Stephenson, Jenny Sukh, Emma Sweet, Jay Thompson, Avery Trent, Elise Untersee, Luis Vallesteros, Timothy Vermillion, Gracie Whiteside, Kara Williams, Rachel Wilson, William Wingfield, Jesse Womack and Bria Wooten.
Building relationships is the focus of the Colonial Avenue Baptist mission trips. Having served in Shelby, NC last year with missionary Cecelia Beck we decided to invite her and some folks from there to help us serve our own Roanoke city neighbors. Working out of the 17th St Baptist Community Center with tireless missionary Pat Carter was a great experience for all. Besides working with kids at 17th St we had a neighborhood dinner and outdoor movie, helped renovate a room in the center, spent some time at Feeding America on Route 419, landscaped and cleaned a nearby house and spread mulch. Following our work week we shared some of the local sights with our Shelby friends such as the Mill Mountain Star, the Cascades and Virginia Tech. A continuing relationship with Shelby and in downtown Roanoke has been a great combination of serving here and there.
Submitted by Tim Thornhill
You may have noticed the construction going on at the top of the mountain near Tanglewood Mall and Route 220 in Southwest County. You may have noticed the large South Peak sign on the side of the mountain as well. “So many people have been wondering what’s happening up here,” said Jim Smith, the South Peak Developer. Now, it’s no longer a mystery… the two-day South Peak Grand Opening celebration, which took place on June 1 and 2, was a huge success with hundreds of people visiting The Peaks luxury condominium residences.
Visitors were able to see the completed community room, grand entranceway, the information center as well as the designer-furnished models. Jim Smith, even opened up his beautiful third floor residence for visitors to enjoy. After the tour, visitors were invited to a barbeque lunch and were treated to a concert by the Smith Mountain Bluegrass band.
According to a press release from South Peak, “We were pleased by the number of people who are considering the purchase of a residence,” said Jeff Barbic, director of sales and marketing. “There are always a large number of curiosity seekers when something like this opens to the public, but the overall response and genuine interest in The Peaks surpassed our expectations.” So far, 12 of the 32 residences in the building have been selected for purchase. Plans call for construction to begin on a second, similar sized building when half of the initial units are sold.
The Peaks condominiums are not the only option for living at South Peak. The luxury community is also offering home sites for single-family homes. These homes will be located in a gated community called The Estates. Construction for the homes is expected to begin in late summer or early fall. When finished, South Peak will offer residential homes, condominium residences, restaurants, retail shopping, office buildings and even a hotel. You can read more about South Peak on their website: www.southpeak.net or by calling (540) 904-2403.
Our paparazzi photo crew was at the Blue Ridge Fitness Festival at Tanglewood Mall on Saturday and here are the Southwest Roanoke County people who stepped onto the red carpet:
* Emily and Ray Bare, and Kevin Draudt
* Rick Kenney
* Chris Shelton
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There’s a new printer in Southwest County. On Tuesday, July 16 Minuteman Press had their official ribbon cutting ceremony. Located at 3214 Electric Road in Springwood Park, they are in the ideal location to help Southwest County residents as well as others throughout the valley with their copying needs. On the day of the ribbon cutting, they offered 10 cent color copies all day, refreshments and sandwiches from Pino Gelato, and are continuing with their Locks of Love and American Cancer Society campaigns through Labor Day. Minuteman Press has pledged to donate $20 to the American Cancer Society for each person who schedules to participate in Locks of Love. Those who wish to sign up for Locks of Love can do so through Salon Associates by calling (540) 989-6811.
Minuteman Press is opened daily from 8:30am until 5:30pm. Their phone numer is: (540) 774-1820. You can read more about them on their website: http://www.roanoke-va.minutemanpress.com/.
A nice 4 mile roundtrip Appalachian trail hike begins at Blue Ridge Parkway mile marker 51.7 and takes you south up Bluff Mountain. A co-worker’s ancestor was Ottie Powell, a 4 year old boy who got lost and died on the mountain in the late 1800′s. Besides a marker about Ottie on top of the mountain there is also a great view of the valley below, Buena Vista to Lexington.
Submitted by Tim Thornhill
Sunset and sunrise are definitely the best times to visit McAfee Knob. The views are much clearer than the usual haze of mid-day. My friend Patrick Kamau of Kenya and I camped there recently to witness both the sunset and sunrise. We shared the hour around sunset with an Appalachian Trail through-hiker named Nomad who entertained us with stories from his hike from Georgia to Virginia and from the book he is writing while on the trail . Sunrise was worth getting up for as the Peaks of Otter and other mountains rose out of a sea of fog in the valleys below as the sun came up with amazing colors.
Submitted by Tim Thornhill
Dr. Brian and Dr. Carol
Photo Courtesy of Dr. Carol Mynatt
Affordable Chiropractic Care has come to Roanoke!
Dr. Brian Mynatt and Dr. Carol Mynatt are proud to present Well Adjusted Roanoke, the valley’s new premier Chiropractic office. They had been practicing for the last 7 years near Myrtle Beach, but now they are bringing their expertise to Roanoke.
Dr. Brian and Dr. Carol Mynatt are a husband and wife team that brings a lot to the table. In the past, they have practiced in VA Hospitals, Neurology Clinics, and have also worked with professional Mixed Martial Arts and Power Lifting teams. For them, no case is too large or too small. Whether you are looking for relief from a decade of pain, or hoping to improve your own performance level and lifestyle, Well Adjusted is the place for you. The Doctors are excited to help each patient reach their own individual goals.
In addition, Well Adjusted Roanoke is striving to make first-class health care affordable for everyone. Each and every visit at Well Adjusted costs only $30, no insurance needed. Yes, every visit, and no, no strings attached.
Dr. Brian Mynatt says, “We got into healthcare to help people, not to get rich. We are cutting the nonsense at our office and doing what everyone else only talks about. We offer top quality healthcare at an affordable price.”
Well Adjusted Roanoke is located at 2105 Electric Road, Suite 102, in Roanoke, VA. You can reach the Doctors at (540) 491-3220. Walk-ins are always welcomed. Visit them on the web at www.welladjustedroanoke.com.
Submitted by Dr. Carol Mynatt
