Patsy Montesinos, WDBJ7

Patsy Montesinos

WDBJ7

Roanoke, VA, United States

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  • WDBJ7
  • WHSVnews
  • WDTV 5 News
  • NBC29
  • NBC12 WWBT Richmond
  • FOX 5 Las Vegas

Past articles by Patsy:

VBR Star Soccer Club launches development league for kids

The non-profit launched a 10-week Developmental League for ages 5 to 13. → Read More

Local non-profit celebrates International Women’s History Month

The holiday celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. → Read More

Pulaski gas station owner reacts to selling $161 million Powerball ticket

“Well I think we deserve more (wins) but at the same time, we’re so happy for our customers. Whoever won it, won it here in Pulaski County in our itty bitty store,” said Andy Gill. → Read More

High schoolers compete in robotics competition at Blacksburg High School

The top teams from this weekend's competition will compete in Houston in April. → Read More

Community groups continue to hold monthly youth events

Next month, the groups will be hosting a basketball tournament on April 1st and an Easter egg hunt on April 8th. → Read More

McAfee Knob Trailhead Shuttle returns Friday

The shuttle had 716 reservations and 488 passengers over the 37 days of services last year. → Read More

Non-profit buys seventh historic home in Roanoke

The non-profit focuses on rebuilding historic homes and providing affordable housing. → Read More

Spencer family had an incredible impact in Lynchburg and changed the nation

Anne Spencer was the first Black librarian employed by the city of Lynchburg. Her son, Chauncey Spencer is credited for leading the way for the integration of the United States Army. → Read More

A documentary highlights how the pandemic impacted the Latino community in Roanoke

You can watch it at the Williamson Library tomorrow at 6 pm. → Read More

Documenting the history of the Black community in Botetourt County

Stories ranged from what life was like as a slave at Greenfield Plantation, the first African-American football player from the county, and people who lived to be more than 100 years old. → Read More

Friendship House Roanoke and Restoring Hope Roanoke are joining forces

“You don’t often see people coming together,” said Friendship House Executive Director Aaron Dowdy. → Read More

Community Health Center provides medical services in Spanish

Studies show less than six percent of U-S psychologists are able to provide services in Spanish. → Read More

February is the last time emergency funding will be added to SNAP benefits

Feeding Southwest Virginia says they expect to see at least a 20 percent increase in need due to the cut. → Read More

5th Annual International Film Series begins in Roanoke

This year’s lineup of eight films is centered on the theme of ghosts. → Read More

VDOT officials warn of possible icy roads heading into Monday morning

”We get too overconfident. Particularly if you’re driving in a mountainous area, interstate 77, secondary roads, those corridors. You want to pay particular attention to those bridges and those cooler spots,” explained Bond. → Read More

Businesses prepping ahead of Super Bowl Sunday

It’s a big weekend for the sports world and if you don’t have Super Bowl plans yet, WDBJ7 has you covered. → Read More

Roanoke City releases plan to build 40 affordable housing units using federal funding

“Smaller housing units spread throughout the city instead of one large multi-family project,” said Holland. “It will be based upon the income of 30% or below the area median income. Meaning some folks may need housing vouchers or some other assistance.” → Read More

New exhibit makes environmental science kid-friendly

It’s a piece taking visitors on a journey to learn about the air that we breathe. → Read More

Roanoke celebrates Transit Equity Day with free bus rides for the first time

“It means celebration of life, it means education, it means civil rights advocacy work, it means freedom,” said BRAG Member Cyndi Jones. → Read More

Virginia Children’s Theatre wraps up production about racism

Lift Every Voice will also tour schools and community organizations in Virginia from February 6-17, 2023. → Read More