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Ivanhoe, VA · Real Estate
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Ten Questions With… Precious McCullough, residential & commercial property manager
Who is Precious McCullough and how would you describe yourself to someone who has never met you?. I’d describe myself as smart, funny and deeply authentic. I try to lead with kindness and remain non-judgmental, thoughtful and caring in both my personal and professional life. I’m a hard worker, resourceful by nature and someone who genuinely enjoys helping people navigate change and find solutions.
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Proposed minimum wage increase could impact apartment affordability
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - One of the key pieces of legislation at the capitol this session aims at raising the state’s minimum wage. Right now, the minimum wage in Virginia is $12.77. If passed, the minimum wage in the state will rise to $15 by 2028. A lot of...
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Roanoke area home sales off to slow start to begin 2026
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Home sales in January started the year with a hangover compared to December 2025, according to data from the Multiple Listing Service of Roanoke Valley provided by the Roanoke Valley Association of REALTORS®. The data revealed January 2026 started with 308 homes sold, with the...
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Proposed Minimum Wage Increase Could Impact Apartment Affordability
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The Underrated Town In Virginia Where You Can Retire Comfortably On $1,600 A Month
Ever wondered if there’s a place where your retirement dollars could stretch further without sacrificing that small-town charm?. Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwestern Virginia, Pulaski might just be the answer to your financial prayers and your soul’s yearning for community. Let me tell you,...
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Southwest Virginia to see shift toward smaller homes amid affordable housing crisis
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Southwest Virginia’s affordable housing crisis is driving new trends as builders and residents look toward smaller homes as a potential solution, though regulatory barriers remain a significant challenge. Bob Fetzer, president of Building Specialists Incorporated, said custom, larger homes are still in demand, but believes...
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Bedford, Virginia's historic Burks-Guy-Hagen House, built around 1884 and still proudly stands
The historic Burks-Guy-Hagan House is located at 520 Peaks Street in Bedford, Virginia (Bedford County). This two-story home was built around 1884. One of its main features is the square tower which raises up by three levels. It's privately owned.
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Roanoke’s Habitat for Humanity’s Restore store leads in gross sales
Habitat for Humanity's Restore in the Roanoke Valley has become the top gross sales store in the nation for communities its size, providing affordable materials, volunteer opportunities, and environmental protection for local families.
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Sheetz buys two tracts on Route 100 in Newbern
Sheetz, Inc. has purchased two tracts of land presumably for a new store off Route 100 in Newbern. According to the December list of deed transfers obtained from the Pulaski County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office, the purchases were recorded on Dec. 1. In the largest of the two transactions,...
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Accepting Vendor Applications for the 2026 Season Through January 31st
Interested in having a booth at the 2026 Floyd Farmers Market? We’ll be accepting vendor applications from January 1st through January 31st for this year’s summer market!. This year’s summer season runs from the first Saturday of April through Thanksgiving. Vendors must complete, sign and submit the application form during the application window of January 1-31, 2026. Applications may be submitted online, or downloaded and mailed or dropped off at the SustainFloyd office in the Station by the market pavilion in downtown Floyd (if no one is there, please place in the drop box outside the door. Our address is:
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Ramblings: Another City Hall Manager Exits; Brandon Bell To Appeal Defamation Case; Real Estate Tax Pain Should Abate
What are Ramblings? Ramblings are a collection of short items that have caught our attention for one reason or another. What are Ramblings? Ramblings are a collection of short items that have caught our attention for one reason or another. We’re on the lookout for tidbits related to money in politics, data, business, civic engagement or interesting events. Think you know of something that could be a Rambling? Drop us a line at editor@roanokerambler.com and we may well write about it. Happy reading!
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Then & Now development projects: Danville’s riverfront, Roanoke’s Walker Foundry, Lynchburg’s Blackwater Creek
Cardinal News: Then & Now takes a look back at the stories we brought you over the last 12 months. Through the end of the year, we’re sharing updates on some of the people and issues that made news in 2025. This installment: short takes on several development projects across the region.
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Mumford Company sees late-2025 transaction momentum entering 2026
Mumford Company reported continued transaction momentum entering 2026 following a flurry of deal activity in late 2025 in which the firm closed several transactions. The uptick in activity reflects improving market alignment between buyers and sellers and a steady pipeline moving into the new year, according to the Blacksburg, Va.-based hospitality brokerage advisory company.
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Del. Sam Rasoul Files Legislation to Expand Affordable Housing Availability in Roanoke City
Delegate Sam Rasoul (HD38) introduces legislation to expand the availability of affordable housing units in Roanoke City. HB181 will permit Roanoke City to create and maintain an Affordable Housing Dwelling Unit program. If passed, this legislation will address the affordable housing crisis while encouraging growth for working families. Roanoke City...