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Sentiment concerning the Virginia real estate market remains strong in the Commonwealth.
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The Virginia Index of Consumer Sentiment is down since a record high in August. Sentiment is below the national February value. Republicans and Democrats remain divided, particularly about the future health of the economy.
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Preservation group lauds Clay Street House, Bank Building restoration
February 24, 2017
Restoration work at the Clay Street House is expected to be complete this year.
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Behind-the-scenes at Theatre Roanoke College's winter production
February 24, 2017
Watch rehearsal scenes and interviews with the cast and stage crew of Theatre Roanoke College's "Circle Mirror Transformation."
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Virginians generally disapprove of Trump's presidency so far and think he is moving too quickly on policies. Overall, a majority of Virginians see the nation divided regarding the important issues facing the U.S.
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Roanoke College and City of Salem welcome VHSL and ODAC Championships
February 20, 2017
From February 22-26, Roanoke College and City of Salem host the VHSL Track meet and ODAC Championships at the Cregger Center.
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Roanoke, Hollins students served community together
February 14, 2017
Roanoke College and Hollins University celebrated an important anniversary year in a unique way. In February, Roanoke and Hollins students gathered at Feeding America SWVa to package food items for needy families.
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Roanoke named to Roanoke Regional Chamber Hall of Fame
February 13, 2017
Roanoke College was one of 14 Chamber businesses with more than 100 years of membership in the regional chamber.
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Meet the Maroons: The Benne Family
February 10, 2017
"Meet the Maroons" is Roanoke College's occasional series to introduce you to the interesting members of our community.
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Bittle Tree of Life Cross is Antrim Chapel's newest symbolic fixture
February 08, 2017
Antrim Chapel receives a new cross, the Bittle Tree of Life Cross, made from the wood of the Bittle tree planted by Roanoke founder David Bittle himself.