Neighbors in South Roanoke officers and organization bylaws. Officers Alice Ann Clark President I thought I said goodbye to Roanoke after graduating from high school, but here I am! I thoroughly enjoyed living in Blacksburg, Richmond, and Los Angeles all before moving back with my husband Casey, and our daughter Garland “Gigi” and having our second little girl, Codori “Coco”. South Roanoke, the place I've called home since I was 4 years old, called me back and to say our little family is thriving here would be an understatement. We could not be happier with our decision to make South Roanoke our home. I was thrilled and honored to take the position of President of Neighbors in South Roanoke to continue to foster community and connection for our neighborhood. I am eager to represent all of our neighbors' diverse needs, interests and desires for our little pocket here in Roanoke. Stewart Putney Secretary In 1999, my husband, Todd, our two young children, and I moved to Avenham Avenue from Charleston, South Carolina. We did not know anyone in Roanoke, but neighbors quickly enveloped and included us. We've made life-long friends and relationships, and I am eternally grateful for these gifts. I am passionate about keeping South Roanoke the best little neighborhood it can be, and I always strive to help newcomers feel as welcome as we did. Barbara Andes Webmaster What better preparation for the role of volunteer webmaster then 30+ years of volunteering in Roanoke! I'm excited to join the Board of NiSR in support of the organization's effort to bring neighbors together. Providing accurate, timely information to ensure the success of all the Board has planned is my focus. Helping neighbors, having fun, and building friendships are the icing and candles on the cake! Katherine Blair Vice President I am a recent transplant to South Roanoke! My husband Matthew, our four cockatiels, and I moved to this beautiful neighborhood from Southern California in the winter of 2021. Our first night in our home in SoRo was Christmas Eve. Our moving truck was late, so we had nothing - no boxes, no furniture, no Christmas tree! But, we did have lovely neighbors who knocked on our door and welcomed us with kitchen utensils and coffee. I am thrilled to pass along that spirit of welcoming and neighborly kindness as Vice President of this wonderful neighborhood association. Irene Malachowsky Treasurer Do tourist slogans work? In our case, it was a resounding "Yes" as the ever present “Virginia is For Lovers” bumper sticker helped to guide my husband, Ron, and I from Long Island to the Blue Ridge Mountains. We were avid hikers and took that passion over to the AT and never looked back. Hiking morphed into discovering rails-to-trails to bike and we can be seen by our neighbors most days of the week walking in our vacation setting of a neighborhood. As a former vice president for LIYA, the Long Island Yoga Association, which predates my obtaining certification as a yoga teacher, then continuing my studies to include specialization in osteoporosis, arthritis and later as a Cardiac Rehab RN following my heart continued my studies in Cardiac® Yoga and stress management becoming a HeartMath® Certified Coach. Thrilled to now volunteer once again but this time as Treasurer for Neighbors in South Roanoke. I look forward to helping our neighborhood blossom, to reach its full potential. Download Bylaws PDF

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes first responder-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make Roanoke a safer, more caring place to live. National Night Out First Tuesday in August 2025 Photo Gallery National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes first responder-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make Roanoke a safer, more caring place to live.

Donate today! We invite individuals and businesses to become official sponsors of Neighbors in South Roanoke. About Our Fundraiser A Message from the President of Neighbors in South Roanoke Donate! Donations make it all happen! Neighbors in South Roanoke is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Please consider a tax-deductible donation to support our efforts. While there are no fees to register your membership, there are costs associated with a well-run neighborhood volunteer group like ours. We hope you will consider a donation and to help expand events and activities we can plan and enjoy together as a community. N o donation is too small. And we look forward to recognizing all our supporters! Donate Online Or mail check made payable to Neighbors in South Roanoke to PO Box 18122 Roanoke, VA 24014

Calendar NiSR Jul 29 Jump In: 2 August Plawk events in SoRo! Plawk fever is spreading. We hope you can join in the fun and fellowship. This Saturday, August 3, South Roanoke United Methodist Church... NiSR Jul 29 2024 National Night Out: Southside Teaming Up Again National Night Out 2024 - Friends and neighbors from SoRo, I (HEART) SE and Old Southwest, Inc. come together for second year in a row. NiSR Jul 16 Roanoke City Zoning Amendments NiSR Board encourages everyone to research the Zoning Amendments and share their own personal positions directly with city leadership. NiSR Jul 10 SoRo Neighbors 4th of July Block Party, Parade & Picnic (PHOTOS) Updated with Photos - 4th of July Block Party, Parade & Picnic 10am - 2pm 2300 Block of Richelieu Ave The Green at Fire Station 8 NiSR Jul 1 SoRo Plawkers head to Townside July 11 Meet the SoRo Plawkers on Thursday, July 11, at 5:30pm in the Townside Shopping Center parking lot—3627 Franklin Rd SW! NiSR Jun 6 SoRo Plawkers to hit Franklin Rd on June 13 Meet the Plawkers on Thursday, June 13, at 5:30pm in the Earth Fare parking lot.

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