Roanoke Times - Roanoke,VA,USA
"They tend to go for more than they're worth," said Aaron Shutts, 36, of Troutville as his 5-year-old son, Brogan, peeked at the firearm-filled tabletop. ...
Star City Harbinger » Is the Roanoke Valley's economic engine ...
TROUTVILLE, VA – LiteSteel Technologies America LLC on October 29 officially opened its new North American plant. The Roanoke Region plant began production several months ago and is moving toward full production of its signature ...
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Botetourt Co incumbents keep positions on Election day roanokecom ...
Botetourt County Supervisor Terry Austin a Republican who abandoned the party to run for reelection as an independent overwhelmingly defeated the challenger ...
THE ROANOKE REGION OF VIRGINIA: LITESTEEL TECHNOLOGIES OFFICIALLY ...
By Lee Crawford
LiteSteel announced the Botetourt County location in November 2006. The Australian-based company began production of LSB in 2004, following five years of research and development on the product. LSB is a patented, cold-formed, ...
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EC Glass, Rustburg, Liberty, Staunton River take to court today
Lynchburg News and Advance - Lynchburg,VA,USA
... quarterfinal Tuesday at 7 pm With wins today, Glass would travel to Spotswood and Liberty would go to Lord Botetourt on Tuesday in other quarterfinals. ...
Roanoke College basketball's Nicci Moats: Adrift no longer - roanoke.com
Roanoke Times Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:36 PM PST
"Sometimes at JMU and Tennessee, it was kind of like a chore. Here it's just fun. I feel like I can be myself." Nicci Moats | on transferring to Roanoke College Nicci Moats is back on the court -- and back in love with basketball. After stints at Tennessee and James Madison, followed by a year out of school, the former Lord Botetourt star is reviving her basketball career at Roanoke College.


