Smith often sought to work with other localities to promote the entire Roanoke Valley.

Once the highway is at the bottom of the mountain, it follows Back Creek into the Roanoke Valley.

The site of the Roanoke Valley of Virginia, for instance, has a page dedicated to its "low crime."

Today, this remains as the only active roadhouse located within the Roanoke Valley.

Hidden Valley was the first new high school opened in the immediate Roanoke Valley because of increased enrollment since the 1960s.

The regional landfill for the Roanoke Valley is located in Bradshaw.

The Roanoke Valley contains the lowest point above sea level in the mountains of southwest Virginia.

Starbucks built a location in 2005, which was its first cafe in the Roanoke Valley.

Ten people drowned in the Roanoke Valley, and others were saved by rescue personnel.

Minor league hockey has a history in the Roanoke Valley dating to the 1960s.