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What a week! What a weekend!

Both an earthquake -- and prom! At least if you were a Cave Spring student. Otherwise, well, just an earthquake.

We don't have photos of the earthquake, but we do have lots of photos from the Cave Spring After Prom. You'll find some in this week's print edition, and then the rest online in this photo gallery.

Each day we post so many items from Southwest Roanoke County that we can't fit them all in print, so come online for more. This week's online extras start with the Cave Spring After Prom -- of course, previously we had the Hidden Valley After Prom and the North Cross Prom.

By the way, that's Danielle Malkos, Jacquelyn Anderson , Brian Luckett , Megan Loar, Laura Weeks, and Will Gooding in this photo.

And here are the other online extras we refer to:

* Map shows where earthquake reports came from
* More photos of Cpl. David Mason
* Southwest Roanoke County women entered in mom-daughter lookalike contest
* Burger in the Square expanding to Brambleton Avenue
* What do you think of the new library plans?
* More photos from Celebration at the Station
* More on cartoonist Matthew Rogers

AND IN SPORTS . . .
* More photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley baseball
* More photos of Hidden Valley - Pulaski boys soccer
* More photos of Hidden Valley - Blacksburg girls soccer
* More photos of Cave Spring - Blacksburg girls soccer
* More photos of HVYSA Storm vs. Excalibur lacrosse
* More photos from Knights Under the Lights

So how can you get your news and photos in SWoCo? Easy! Just share at news@swo-co.com

For more information on us -- and how to advertise and reach more than 90 percent of the households in Southwest Roanoke County -- see below:

* You can meet our community journalist for Southwest Roanoke County -- Emily Flora. She keeps regular office hours at our "bureau" -- the Mill Mountain Coffee & Tea on Starkey Road. Here’s her schedule.

* Want to keep up with us in other ways? You can join our "fan group" on Facebook or become one of our "followers" on Twitter. Just search for "swoco" and you'll find us.

* So how do we reach more than 90 percent of the households in Southwest Roanoke County? Here’s how: Subscribers to The Roanoke Times get it included in their Friday paper; non-subscribers have it mailed to them as part of the weekly Simply Savings advertising flier. Those two add up to more than 90 percent. Plus, we have some free copies available at Kroger, Food Lion and Mill Mountain Coffee & Tea in case we miss you somehow.

* Are you an advertiser who wants to get your message to more than 90 percent of the households in Southwest Roanoke County? You can find out more at advertise@swo-co.com. Want to place a classified ad to reach your neighbors in Swoco? Let us know at classifieds@swo-co.com.

Finally, a special treat: SWoco, the video. A trilogy, actually.

Plus, an invitation: Write a song or a poem about SWoCo! Send it to us at news@swo-co.com and, well, we'll figure out something.