More than four decades later, people still remember and talk about the time Lakeside Amusement Park brought...
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Every time we have seen a major evolution in the world of communications, one type of entertainment...
Jim Varney's Ernest P. Worrell brought out 100,000 people to Roanoke's Festival in the Park in 1984.
We here at Retroroanoke.com like to remember when most television was locally produced and not the same...
Having a wife that loves antique stores has led to many discoveries of my own. Late last...
When television was still in its infancy, almost everything was local. Shows were live and the people...
Burger chain founder Bill Kenney dies at 91. By Jordan Fifer (ROANOKE TIMES) Some say it...
Perhaps no person is associated with television in Roanoke, Virginia more than Irving Sharp. Irv Sharp first...
Built in 1967, Roanoke’s Plitt Terrace Theater opened by invitation only for its first movie, “In Like...
A trip to the antique store brings back memories of a long-gone Roanoke favorite.
