Botetourt County looks for development at Greenfield Gene Marrano February 24, 2016 1 min read Even as historic slave quarters were being moved despite protests from citizens – and under the watchful eyes of law enforcement – Botetourt County is preparing for more economic development at the Greenfield Center. WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: About the Author Gene Marrano Editor View All Posts Share: Continue Reading Previous: Stepped-up red light runner enforcement coming Friday to the Roanoke ValleyNext: Elliston man charged with driving 100+, crashing into deputy’s patrol car Related Stories 1 min read VDH’s Dr. Cynthia Morrow urges flu, COVID vaccinations as “respiratory season” begins Web Staff October 20, 2025 1 min read A Celebration of Recovery fundraiser for a safe space where people grappling with substance abuse issues can drop in to get help Gene Marrano October 20, 2025 1 min read Mill Mountain Theatre reveals 2026 season, tickets on sale November 1st Web Staff October 17, 2025
Even as historic slave quarters were being moved despite protests from citizens – and under the watchful eyes of law enforcement – Botetourt County is preparing for more economic development at the Greenfield Center. WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports:
