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 Lynchburg Regional Airport Receives $5.2-Million Dollar Grant to Complete Development Project Emma Thomas August 10, 2026 UPDATE: Star Country radiothon raises $241,000 for pediatric cancer care Ian Price August 9, 2026 WalletHub Study Finds Virginia’s Kids to be Among the Most Privileged in the Nation Emma Thomas August 7, 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:
