Lily Kincaid

The development, with the proposed name of Poage Farm Village, would include 138 town homes, 11 single-family homes and an additional 6,500-square-foot commercial center.

A family owned bagel shop that started out in Daleville six years ago has expanded to a new, larger location in Roanoke. The bagels are made fresh daily.

Phil North delivered the 2024 state of the county address Thursday morning.

The annual downtown Rocky Mount holiday event draws thousands and moves from Friday to Saturday.

A tour of Hope Tree Family Services campus Facing a sea of citizens holding up colorful signs urging them to do otherwise, the Salem City

Andrea Midkiff of Back Creek, pictured left, fills out a form Tuesday with all of her concerns regarding the proposed development at the old Poage Farm.

The community meeting for the proposed development on the old Poage Farm property was so well-attended that many people had to wait in line to get into the meeting room,

Dozens of Back Creek residents came to the South Country Library to learn about the Poage Farm development and express their concerns with the project.

Developer Alexander Boone has withdrawn his application to rezone the Poage Farm property following input from concerned citizens.

The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors and the Bedford County Board of Supervisors passed a joint resolution to support the dissolution of the authority that oversees the property.