One word: paparazzi.

Another word: homecoming.

Two more words: Cave Spring.

Yes, our paparazzi photo crew was at Cave Spring’s homecoming last weekend. You’ll find a photo on the cover of this week’s print edition of SWoCo — and two pages of photos inside. But we took pictures of everyone who wanted to be photographed and we share them all online in this photo gallery – including this one of David Reeves, Areille Baba, Megan Merritt, and Corey Wright.

Those aren’t the only online extras we have this week. Here’s an easy way to find the others:

* Full text of police statement on purse-snatching on Brambleton Avenue
* Forum for Roanoke County school board candidates is October 5
* Video: Is Chip Grubb of Southwest Roanoke County the Ultimate Hokie Fan?
* Pizzazz wins big at state twirling competition
* Photos from the Romeiser family’s western trip
* Hidden Valley student Laura Snyder creates English project with chocolatepaper inspiration
* More photos of previous Country Store Flea Markets
* More photos from Spirit Week at Cave Spring
* More photos from the Cave Spring powder puff game
* More photos from “See You at the Pole” at Faith Christian School
* More photos of Southwest Roanoke County people at the Greek Festival
* More photos from Tim Thornhill’s and Kris Willis’ trip to Fenway Park

AND IN SPORTS . . .
* Not one, not two, not three, but four photo galleries from Cave Spring’s homecoming game.
* Hidden Valley alums Maddy Elder and Anna Romeiser play against each other in college game
* Photos of Junior Titans football vs. North Roanoke Seahawks
* More photos of the Cave Spring Raiders vs. Franklin County Yellow Jackets
* More on the Roanoke Valley Senior Golf Tournament

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.