On Friday, 10 News was In Your Town to dive deeper into the film history of Giles County.

Several new businesses have opened in the NRV, and their sweet treats are drawing a crowd!

The New River Valley has something for everyone, especially if you love the outdoors.

From the Henry Co. Fair to the Martinsville Speedway, we’re sharing some of what makes Southside special

Start your engines – 10 News is back In Your Town. This time, to some of the top spots in Southside.

From First Fridays in Downtown Roanoke to Olde Salem Brewing Co. and the Beaver Dam Farm Sunflower Festival, the Star City has a lot to offer

Whether you’re looking for a new adventure, a restaurant, or an incredible view, you can find it in Roanoke.

For this week of In Your Town, we're stopping in Clifton Forge to take a closer look at the Masonic Theater.

An annual event is returning to Lynchburg this Labor Day weekend – the Lynchburg Pridefest is slated to be held at the Riverfront Park on Saturday afternoon.

We are kicking off our In Your Town series, where we highlight different areas of our region and what they have to offer. Our first stop is in Lynchburg!

After exploring 15 different areas in our region, 10 News officially wraps up In Your Town for 2021.

Looking for a fun night out? Before you look too hard, check out the Olde Dominion Agricultural Complex in Pittsylvania County.

The Danville Historical Society and the Ruby B. Archie Public Library teamed up this Thanksgiving to share old archived recipes from the community.

Danville has the perfect spot for you and your family to take your reading outdoors with the Storywalk Trail.

10 News explored a popular spot in Southside where almost two years ago, Grizzly’s Hatchet House brought the fun to Danville.

The place you can go for your morning caffeine and that after-work glass of wine.

Everything from catfish to chorizo to waffles sells at Nana Karen's

Heather Kime was not afraid of heights growing up.

We’re on the road in your town and this week, we’re in Wythe County!

As part of our In Your Town series, we’ve traveled all across the region.

Moondog pizza and 7 Dogs Brewpub beers...a match made in Heaven.

We are one week away from the big race in Martinsville–The Xfinity 500.

A lot of people come out of town to Martinsville just for Uptown Pinball.

This week, we explored Martinsville as part of our In Your Town coverage.

Fall is here, which means pumpkin festivals with corn mazes. We have an incredible one built right here in our region.

There’s a place where dinosaurs roam and prehistoric birds soar — and you don’t even have to leave Virginia. No time machine required, we promise.

It's more than just an additional bay added to this former garage

Fall is here, which means festivals, pumpkin patches and hayrides!

Celestial themes, a kindergarten classroom and a woman-led team. That’s what you’ll get at this Blacksburg brewery.

Reporter Annie Schroeder spoke with several fairgoers and people running fair attractions, including the founder of a Henry County petting zoo.

From helping kids feed baby goats with bottled milk to watching nursing home residents kiss alpacas, it’s never a dull day at work for Laura Steere.

Though it's only been open four years, Cocoa Trail has a reputation of being one of the best at its craft

This week we are highlighting everything that Henry County has to offer.

Looking for dinner with a view? You can find it in Campbell County.

Fall is right around the corner, and we have the perfect place, right here in Campbell County for you and your family to get out and enjoy it together.

With nowhere to go and no place to be, the Bigham’s started planting flower seeds around their home in Concord.

Red or white, sweet or dry, one Campbell County vineyard is sure to have something for you.

Since 1957, The Colonial Restaurant has kept busy in the heart of Campbell County.

Carter’s General Store has been a place for the community in Leesville since 1879

Did you know that a local record store is home to the world's largest selection of bluegrass and old-time recordings?

Many locally owned businesses in Floyd County have a unique niche like music, history or artistry — like St. Pierre Woodworking and Sawmill.

The Floyd Country Store isn't the only venue at the heart of the Appalachian music scene.

During the week, the Country Store functions as a cafe and shop.

Of all the creatures and things in the world, being named after a millipede isn’t something a lot of people think about. It seems like a once-in-a-lifetime deal, but it happened to one woman out of Floyd County.

Red Rooster's home-roasted coffee can be found in nearly 50 places from Pennsylvania to North Carolina

After a near-total loss of their crop last season, one local farm says this year has been very good to them.

A unique dining and drinking experience in Fincastle is getting ready to celebrate one year in business next month.

The courthouse in Fincastle dates back to the 1700s, but another historic spot in this area is celebrating its 170th anniversary.

Our entire area is historic, but there’s one thing that makes Botetourt County stand out from the best.

As Candace Monaghan prepared to run her first sunflower festival in 2016, one thought ran through her head: ‘Who’s gonna pay to see a sunflower?’

Tacos, burritos, fajitas and margaritas with traditional Mexican flare

One thing to do while you’re in Appomattox County is to check out the unique Love sign.

There’s a lot of rich history in Appomattox County.

One thing Appomattox town leaders are doing to draw in tourists and enhance the Appomattox experience is hosting events at Courtland Festival Park.

No live performances meant no ticket sales, and no ticket sales meant no money coming in the door.

Samir Elazazy and his wife, Emily, are gaining popularity for the unique and authentic food they serve in Appomattox County

Some residents consider Appomattox a small community including restaurants and outdoor recreation, but what’s driving a lot of tourism is what the area’s most known for -- its role in the Civil War.

A renovation project in Boones Mill chugs along to tell the more than century-old history of a train depot.

During the summer heat, many people will satisfy their sweet tooth with a trip to Homestead Creamery.

From petting alpacas to wearing their cozy fur, an alpaca farm on Smith Mountain Lake has it all.

When you think of Franklin County, what do you think of? Some would say Smith Mountain Lake, others would say moonshine, and with good reason.

Festivities include a pirate ball, several costume contests, water battles and more.

Whether it's breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert, Franklin County has tons of great food options

Rich African American history is embedded in the roots of Franklin County.

Less than two miles off of Interstate 81, between Staunton and Lexington, you’ll discover the Rockbridge Vineyard and Brewery.

Even though windy conditions kept the hot air balloons grounded for the first day of the Balloons over Rockbridge festival, 10 News still got an up-close experience.

Lexington is part of the fabric of the Commonwealth and this nation.

Balloons Over Rockbridge is back after being canceled last year due to COVID-19.

This weekend The Buena Vista fourth of July fireworks show will light up the sky.

Everything on the menu is named after some type of mythological creature

The Alleghany Highlands may be known as a destination for outdoor adventures, but there’s also a big arts community.

Another hidden treasure in Alleghany County is the Longdale Recreation Area, also known as Green Pastures.

Nestled in the Alleghany Mountains, the small but mighty town of Clifton Forge has served as a witness to history — from two world wars, the heyday of rail, and of course, a global pandemic.

If you’re looking to cool down somewhere this summer, the perfect place is “Nowhere.”

If you’re looking to enjoy a movie or concert this summer, the Historic Masonic Theater and Amphitheater have finally reopened.

How much do you know about Alleghany County's Humpback Bridge?

Tuesday marks the first-ever 24-hour give day for Alleghany County it’s proven to be quite the success.

Family and authentic tastes keep Michael's at the top of its game two decades later

The Alleghany Highlands region offers all the beautiful sights and sounds an outdoors enthusiast could ever want as the area is made up of more than 50% national forest.

Poplar Forest has been preserved to tell Jefferson's history, but now new efforts are being made to tell the stories of enslaved people who helped build it.

People in Bedford County are getting ready for some fair food and fun.

What started as a family farm back in 1918, turned into a wine and apple empire tucked in the mountains of Bedford County.

As we approach another anniversary of D-Day the Traveling Mom Blog is encouraging parents to take their kids to the National D-Day Memorial.

From the mountains to the lake, there are plenty of outdoor activities for the whole family, especially with summer just around the corner.

What once was a greasy garage is now a Bedford food staple

Nestled between Roanoke and Lynchburg, Bedford County has nearly doubled its population over the last 20 years.

Roanoke’s history is deeply rooted in the railroad.

The heartbeat of the Star City is making a comeback with the return of events and festivals.

Roanoke continues growing as a key player on the mountain biking scene.

Roanoke has turned itself into a craft beer destination.

A 62-year-old entrepreneur said her business, “Caramels by Sam,” came as a sweet surprise.

BBQ is a popular choice on Tasty Tuesday, but it can be hard to come by in the Roanoke Valley. As our In Your Town series continues, we’re highlighting TJ’s Backyard BBQ — a Star City joint that came onto the scene in a unique way.

WSLS 10 heads to Roanoke for In Your Town.

As Virginia starts to loosen its COVID-19 restrictions, many businesses are still weathering the economic storm brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lynchburg Parks & Rec has a wide variety of activities for people of all ages to experience the Hill City.

Across the country, there are groups dedicated to honoring our servicemen and women.

As COVID-19 restrictions loosen up, a Lynchburg restaurant owner and a bike shop owner are partnering to continue an event called Pints after Pedals.

The Lynchburg Community Market has a rich history.

Let’s address the elephant in the room — the inspiration behind the name city of Lynchburg isn’t what a lot of people assume.

May 5th marked 76 years since Desmond Doss was credited with saving dozens of American lives during World War II.