Botetourt County plans to move forward at industrial park Gene Marrano February 10, 2016 1 minute read Now that no graves have been found at the Greenfield site where historic slave quarters and a kitchen are now located, Botetourt County officials plan to move forward – with an eye towards attracting new businesses. More from WFIR’s Gene Marrano: Share: Post navigation Previous: Friend says slain Blacksburg teen talked of running away with alleged killerNext: Roanoke family seeks city OK for backyard goats Related Stories New Study Ranks Virginia’s Public Schools 6th in the Nation Emma Thomas July 24, 2026 A local hero of the American Revolution is honored with a new exhibit by the Salem Museum & Historical Society Gene Marrano July 23, 2026 Plays, plays everywhere … and a closing night artist reception and lecture at Hollins Gene Marrano July 22, 2026
Now that no graves have been found at the Greenfield site where historic slave quarters and a kitchen are now located, Botetourt County officials plan to move forward – with an eye towards attracting new businesses. More from WFIR’s Gene Marrano:
