Dumas Legacy Group wants to make another bid Gene Marrano March 21, 2018 1 minute read After raising objections when Total Action for Progress announced a proposed sale of the Dumas Center property, a group that wanted to buy the former hotel and African-American landmark is back in the game. More from WFIR’s Gene Marrano: Share: Post navigation Previous: Candidate that cut AR-15 in half accused of breaking existing gun lawsNext: Roanoke Valley Gives participants honored by Foundation for Roanoke Valley Related Stories VDOT Announces a First-in-the-State inventory of all of the Commonwealth’s Multiuse Trails Emma Thomas May 8, 2026 Virginia Supreme Court strikes down redistricting referendum Clark Palmer May 8, 2026 Inseparable’s ‘Care That’s Fair’ Campaign Highlights VA’s Struggling Mental Healthcare Industry Emma Thomas May 8, 2026
After raising objections when Total Action for Progress announced a proposed sale of the Dumas Center property, a group that wanted to buy the former hotel and African-American landmark is back in the game. More from WFIR’s Gene Marrano:
