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Lynchburg alum / Reporter for WFXR News / Previously: Play-by-play voice of the @lynhornets & Media Relations Intern for @rockersbaseball
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Opening day at the Salem Fair welcomes new features, extreme heat Original

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By Sam Graham Verified
| WFXR-TV (Roanoke, VA) Verified
SALEM, Va. (WFXR) — The 38th annual Salem Fair began Wednesday, July 1, kicking off another year as the largest gate-free fair in the U.S. At least 250,000 people are expected to make their way through the grounds at some point between July 1 and 12. With dozens of rides, games, food vendors, shows and exhibits, there is something for everyone, including a few new attractions.
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Martinsville City Council discuss courthouse mandate, ongoing investigations

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By Sam Graham Verified
| Yahoo Verified
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WFXR) — Following a remarkably brief special called meeting of the Martinsville City Council Tuesday night, City Manager Robert Fincher spoke with the media and members of the public for nearly an hour about a pair of ongoing city issues. The first is a state mandate that the city renovate its courthouse, which was built in 1968, or construct a new one, because the current courthouse, which also houses government offices, does not meet Virginia standards.
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Cooling centers open, first responders push safety ahead of blistering heat to start July Original

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By Sam Graham Verified
| WFXR-TV (Roanoke, VA) Verified
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) — Monday temperatures in the upper-80s are only a foreshadowing of the days to come, according to the WFXR Pinpoint Weather team. Chief Meteorologist Patrick McKee is calling for multiple 100-degree days for many throughout the region this week, extending to Independence Day on Saturday. The CDC’s heat risk map places many areas in the WFXR coverage area in the extreme zone for risk of heat-related illnesses like dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke on Saturday.
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