Botetourt group needs to raise money for Greenfield dig Gene Marrano May 31, 2016 1 minute read A group formed to protest the removal of historic slave quarters from the Greenfield Center in Botetourt County has another mission these days – but the clock is ticking as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: Striking Verizon workers to return WednesdayNext: On-line replaces DMV as most popular Virginia voter registration sites — but is it secure? Related Stories Hollins University receives $10 million gift to support HOPE Scholarship program Web Staff May 4, 2026 Beale’s Brewery set to reopen tomorrow under new owner Clark Palmer May 1, 2026 Radford political science chair weighs in on former FBI director’s indictment over social media post Web Staff May 1, 2026
A group formed to protest the removal of historic slave quarters from the Greenfield Center in Botetourt County has another mission these days – but the clock is ticking as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports:
