Heather Rousseau is the Investigative Fellow at The Roanoke Times. With over 15 years of experience as a visual journalist, she specializes in themes such as government and politics, climate change, and education, while also covering topics related to environmental services and social interest. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including WTVR-TV, The Washington Post, and the Associated Press.
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Heather Rousseau's coverage is diverse, with a focus on local events and human interest stories in Roanoke. She covers topics related to family & relationships as well as culture & society, often featuring local events and government announcements.
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By: HEATHER ROUSSEAU, heather rousseau
“American Made” Art Exhibition at Taubman Museum
The ProTown BMX Stunt Show during GO Fest in downtown Roanoke on Saturday
The GO Fest BMX Stunt Show wowed crowds and the bouldering wall made for some more fun Saturday in downtown Roanoke.
By: HEATHER ROUSSEAU, heather rousseau
The Greater Williamson Road Area Business Association hosts a City Council Candidate Forum during its October member luncheon in the The Berglund Center Bella Vista Room
By: Heather Rousseau, Alexia Partouche
Roanoke County Public Schools celebrated the construction of its new Career and Technology Center Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
American Advertising Foundation hosts walking ghost tours through downtown Roanoke
American Advertising Foundation hosts walking ghost tours through downtown Roanoke
Roanoke County Bus Driver Logan Laing brings military precision, smiles to Bent Mountain.
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One of Franklin County's cell towers that is mostly unused is seen on Sept. 30 in Callaway.
By: Heather Rousseau
Spooky scenes and festive displays bring Halloween spirit to neighborhoods throughout Roanoke and Roanoke County on Monday evening.
