Jeff Sturgeon is an investigative reporter at The Roanoke Times. His reporting primarily focuses on business, government, and accountability, with particular emphasis on retail, construction, and real estate. Jeff's work has been featured in various publications, including The Washington Post and the Bristol Herald Courier, among others.
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Jeff Sturgeon's coverage focuses on local businesses, economic development, construction projects, retail, and transportation in the United States. His articles feature a high percentage of press releases and government announcements.
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Additionally, pitches related to real estate industry updates, healthcare facilities' news impacting the community's health services access may resonate with his coverage focus. Highlighting how these topics directly impact residents and businesses in Roanoke can make your pitch more relevant to his beat.
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By: Jeff Sturgeon
As part of the enforcement, authorities recently conducted a “till tap” by visiting a city eatery unannounced to seize register cash.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Customers scour through returned and overstocked goods from retailers like Amazon at a new Roanoke store, which replenishes inventory each week.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
The rare sanction involving Raleigh Court Health and Rehabilitation highlighted the difficulties at long-term care centers during the coronavirus pandemic.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Four miles of new pathways are planned to get underway this spring on Mill Mountain, which has at least 10 miles of trails.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
The parking garage beside the Amtrak platform has been closed since April, when city officials deemed the structure unsafe.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Developer Ed Walker has stripped the former Roanoke Industrial Center of junk cars, scrap, chemicals, waste and unwanted tenants.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Recent crackdowns on Roanoke restaurateurs have resulted in an influx of owed taxes to the city, plea deals and dropped criminal charges.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Health care facilities have begun to scan visitors for weapons in response to high rates of violence against health care workers.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
The Roanoke chapter of the National Railway Historical Society moved out of its longtime home in the industrial center that is now Riverdale.
By: Jeff Sturgeon
Amazon unveiled its first Roanoke facility, which the company says supports 400 part-time jobs.
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