Botetourt County looks for development at Greenfield Gene Marrano February 24, 2016 1 minute 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: Share: Post navigation 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 Excel Center at Melrose Plaza making progress, forging partnerships Gene Marrano April 10, 2026 Sen. Tim Kaine suggests VT President Tim Sands may have been forced out Clark Palmer April 10, 2026 Roanoke Regional Partnership releases 2025 statistics Web Staff April 10, 2026
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:
