April 16, 2022 - Grandin Theatre, GIVE Roanoke, Least of These Ministry, Healing Arts

On today's show, BUZZ creator Michael Hemphill remembers the tragedy at Virginia Tech that took place 15 years ago on April 16, 2007. He also:

• Talks with Ian Fortier, executive director of the Grandin Theatre, which is celebrating its 90th birthday. 
• Learns about The Least of These Ministry, which helps fill in some gaps for individuals experiencing homelessness. 
• Explores with Roanoke Cultural Endowment executive director Shaleen Powell the “Healing Arts” — the theme of an upcoming BUZZ episode. 
• And promotes GIVE Roanoke, coming up April 20 and coordinated by the Council of Community Resources. 

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