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Lily Kincaid

Lily Kincaid

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Reporter, The Avery Journal-Times

Roanoke

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Total articles 902

  • Sycamore Station a place for organic food, local goods and community

    By Lily Kincaid Verified| Roanoke Times Verified What started as a mother-daughter duo serving up snacks in a food truck has grown into a restaurant and community space built on land with a deep connection to their family history. Maggi Pace and her mother, Nancy Hinchee Pace, own Sycamore Station, a cafe, retail shop and community space all wrapped into one. Located at 1900 Dutch Oven Road in Hanging Rock, the business pulls its name from the sycamore trees that surround it.

    By Lily Kincaid Verified · Roanoke Times

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Kristen Canipe named Roanoke County Golden Apple Teacher of the Year

    By Lily Kincaid Verified| Roanoke Times Verified Roanoke County Public Schools named Kristen Canipe, a marketing teacher at Cave Spring High School, its 2025 Golden Apple Teacher of the Year during an award ceremony Wednesday evening. The school system presents the award in partnership with the Roanoke County Public Schools Education Foundation. In a news release from RCPS, Canipe said that she works to model respect, responsibility and safety for her students in everything she does.

    By Lily Kincaid Verified · Roanoke Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Sycamore Station a place for organic food, local goods and community

    By Lily Kincaid Verified| Roanoke Times Verified What started as a mother-daughter duo serving up snacks in a food truck has grown into a restaurant and community space built on land with a deep connection to their family history. Maggi Pace and her mother, Nancy Hinchee Pace, own Sycamore Station, a cafe, retail shop and community space all wrapped into one. Located at 1900 Dutch Oven Road in Hanging Rock, the business pulls its name from the sycamore trees that surround it.

    By Lily Kincaid Verified · Roanoke Times

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Avery Journal-Times

Roanoke, United States

+1 828-733-2448