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 19 years later, the Excel Center Adult High School helps her graduate with a hard-earned diploma Gene Marrano July 21, 2026 Excel Center will welcome more students; holding job fairs as well Gene Marrano July 21, 2026 Roanoke councilman accuses colleague of racist remark Web Staff July 18, 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:
