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“There is an incredible amount of pride in Vinton”

“There is a sense of belonging” - Pete Peters, Assistant Town Manager

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- Michael Wrye, resident since 2012

Life’s Good in Vinton Small town character with urban luxuries.

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Life’s Good in Vinton -By Chad Parries

Pete Peters is the Assistant Town Manager and the Director of Economic Development for the Roanoke Valley suburb of Vinton.

When asked how he described the town, the word that came to mind was intimate.

“There is a sense of belonging” He’s not kidding. The total area of Vinton is a not so overwhelming 3.17 square miles. But included in that are over 8,000

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residents, a history that dates back over 130 years, and a revitalization that keeps the town evolving. And one distinct quality that sets it apart.

Pictured: Flower for sale at the Vinton Farmers Market

“There is a sense of belonging”, said Peters, who grew up in town and returned in 2015 to take on his current roles in local government. “For all of the people in town that are shopping, or attending church, or going to one of our events, it all overlaps.

Everything comes together to make for a nice environment.”

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One component to a great small-town atmosphere is tradition and the events Peters referred to. The springtime Dogwood Festival has taken place every spring for the last 65 years, complete with a carnival, parade, food, and vendors. The fall festival, Christmas parade, and Fourth of July fireworks are more annual congregations for those all around the valley.

“For all of the people in town that are shopping, or attending church, or going to one of our events, it all overlaps. Everything comes together to make for a nice environment.”

“There is an incredible amount of pride in Vinton”, said Michael Wrye, a resident since 2012 who also has children that attend school in the area. “When you go to

the ballpark, or a recreational event, there is a very strong communal sense to it.”

“There is an incredible amount of pride in Vinton” As a citizen, Wrye noted the growing sense of identity in the downtown area and the growing number of businesses appearing in town. Peters says that’s something town representatives are very pleased about.

“The developments are fit to the needs of the people,” “The developments are fit to the needs of the people,” he said, noting the emergence of establishments like Twin Creek Brewery and the new Macado’s restaurant in the old library near the Vinton War Memorial. “All of that has created a new energy, but we are working on even more.”

HELLO VINTON!

Everyday activities and conveniences are being improved for a better lifestyle in Vinton from pedestrian crosswalks, road improvements and expanded parking downtown, even an easily navigable biking corridor that will complement a visually aesthetic area.

“All of that has created a new energy, but we are working on even more.”

“We are nestled in the mist of the mountains,” said Wrye. “It’s a beautiful place… it’s nice to have immediate access to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Glade and Wolf Creek Greenways that go through the area.

Having those things nearby make it nice to be right where you are.”

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“They are an extremely valuable partner to us. We couldn’t do it without them,” William Byrd Middle and High Schools represent the town, making up one of five high schools in Roanoke County, a jurisdiction that Peters says sets the table for Vinton to be so successful in many areas.

“They are an extremely valuable partner to us. We couldn’t do it without them,” he said. The county has developed several libraries around the area in the last decade, including Vinton’s 23,000 square foot, state of the art facility that opened its doors in the fall of 2015.

In addition, the town is in the final stages of turning the old William Byrd High School into over 80 apartments, a project Peters

anticipates being completed by the end of the year.

“We love the scenery… it’s the quietest place we’ve ever lived. They are trying to do things to spur growth as well as encourage community.”

With a median home value of right around $100,000, the cost of living in Vinton is below the county, state, and national average without having to migrate to a more rural community. In fact, quite the opposite.

Vinton is a ten minute drive from Downtown Roanoke, and is generally about a 40-45 minute drive to the Smith Mountain Lake area. The town also has several venues to host special events and weddings in the Vinton War Memorial and The Woodland Place.

“We love where we live,” said Wrye. “We love the scenery…it’s the quietest place we’ve ever lived. They are trying to do things to spur growth as well as encourage community.”

“It’s incredibly fun to be a part of these projects, and to see your work become a reality, especially thinking back on how it used to be growing up here. It’s definitely surreal to see all the progress.”

Sports fans can even get a taste of athletics without leaving town as the Virginia Tech Men’s Ice Hockey team plays at the local Lancerlot Sports Complex, which offers ice skating to the public in addition to Lab Sports Performance, physical therapy options, and aquatics.

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Finally, for anyone looking to support a local eatery, Vinton certainly does not lack family style dining. Whether it’s the widelyknown New York Pizza or Dogwood Restaurant, the town offers a plethora of options that also includes Asia Gourmet, Farm-

“Talking with people in Vinton, there is a lot of pride here,” Burguesa, and Jerry’s Family Restaurant.

“Talking with people in Vinton, there is a lot of pride here,” said Wrye. “There’s a sense of connectedness for the people that have raised their families here for generations.”

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Peters says the town refers to itself as “The Last Mile.” However, from the looks of all that has happened and continues to in Vinton, it appears when it comes to evolving, there is no last in sight.

One of those families is Peters, who returned to his roots to help in the transformation.

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Today, Delta VoiceIQ Technology takes this to the next level dispensing exact measurements and filling custom containers like baby bottles, dog bowls or pasta pots, all with a simple voice command. To simplify everything from a quick breakfast on the go to a healthy family dinner, consider investing in devices like a smart oven and connected coffee maker to allow users to preheat and schedule brewing from a mobile device.

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Avoid Cooking Messes When cooking with raw meat or messy ingredients, otherwise mindless tasks like opening the trash and turning on the faucet can become a challenge. Home cooks risk spreading the mess - and germs - in the cooking process. Consider upgrading your Touch2O Delta faucet with VoiceIQ Technology to pair with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant to turn the water on and off. Not only do you contain

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Each year as summer ends, teachers, parents and students alike all begin their backto-school preparations. Fall is a great time to start fresh, establish new and better routines, and to set family schedules that fit both your needs and the needs of your growing kids.

Below are 3 tips to help get your family geared up for a successful school year.

Post A Calendar You may be using mostly digital calendars to keep track of your work and personal appointments, but having a physical, centrally

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located calendar in your home is helpful to show what to expect on a daily basis. It will not only help keep everyone organized, but it also allows kids to add items.

Find a visible area, like your refrigerator or kitchen wall, to post a large, easy-to-use calendar that uses erasable markers for easy edits. Then, show your kids how to post things like field trips, sports or band practice, appointments and even fun things like birthday parties and holidays. You can also make a spot to post the school-day schedule, too, so it’s clear when everyone needs to wake up, get dressed, do homework and all the important tools for a successful day.

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For very young children, use pictures to represent calendar items along with words for a great early literacy tool. Even if you’ve never used this type of calendar before, fall is the perfect time to start.

Schedule Chores Whether you use a “chore wheel” or just assign chores to each family member, if a chore schedule is clear and in writing, everyone is more likely to follow it. While chores can be assigned to anyone in the home, just remember to find age-appropriate tasks and make sure to demonstrate how to complete them correctly. Most kids are able to do some household chores at any age, even if it’s just tidying up their room, feeding a pet or helping out with laundry.

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For even more convenience, if you need to check on laundry or get it started while on the go, you can use the LG SmartThinQ mobile app to start up a load, check on laundry status or be notified when clothes are clean.

Plan the Night Before Set aside time right after dinner to plan

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Check for unfinished homework or upcoming projects that need a little more planning or supplies to get done. If you make this “next day check” into a daily routine, your kids will eventually start doing it without the need to prompt them.

You’ve probably heard that kids need and appreciate structure in their day, but if it’s been tough to set up a routine before, don’t worry - each school year provides a new beginning, a fresh start to improve the way everyone gets through the day and takes care of what needs to be done.

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Real Estate Transactions

Roanoke Over $300,000 CRCRE 2011-C2Airport Road N.W. LLC to Roanoke Office Center LLC, 5088 Airport Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $7,200,000 09/04/2019.

Downtown Holdings LLC to JGM Real Estate LLC, 1439 Abbott St.,1525 Norris Drive, 4134 Wyoming Ave. N.W., 3814 Vermont Ave. N.W., 229 Wentworth Ave. N.E. and 3027 Collingwood St. N.E. Roanoke VA 24017, 24012 $578,000 09/05/2019.

StarCity Investments LLCtoMPH Holdings LLC, 2530 Longivew Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24014, $442,000 09/04/2019.

Thompson, William to George Miller and Heather Bailey, 2307 Lincoln Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $335,000 09/03/2019.

Waldenstrom, Mark A. and Rebecca L. Waldenstrom to Andrew T. Brittle and Elizabeth H. Brittle, 1828 Wakefield Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $312,500 09/03/2019.

$200,000 to $300,000 Burton, Scott G. and Susan G. Burton to Hartman C. Adams, 2248 WindsorAve. S.W. RoanokeVA 24015, $214,500 09/05/2019.

Downtown HoldingsLLC to MPH HoldingsLLC,422CherryhillRoad and 119 Frances Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $242,000 09/04/2019.

Hixson, Myles P. and Elizabeth A. Hixson to Andrew D. Thomas and Mary E. Thomas, 1202 Kearns Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $212,000 09/03/2019.

Johnson, William Jr. and Fannie Dundore Estate to Timothy J. Kaczmarski and Alison W. Kaczmarski, 1708 Dawn Lane S.W. Roanoke VA 24018,

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Thisdell, Amy E. and Everette D. Marston Estate to Helena Carvalho, 1711 Wilbur Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $264,000 09/05/2019.

Star City Investments LLC to Downtown Holdings LLC, 4230 Tryee Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $102,000 09/03/2019.

Tightlines 21 LLC to Farrell Properties LC, 2102 Williamson Road Roanoke VA 24012, $200,000 09/06/2019.

Stephen K. Christenson PC to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 4548 Long Acre Drive N.E. Roanoke VA 24019, $116,039 09/05/2019.

$100,000 to $200,000 Alford, Jeremy S. to Josselyn Vargas and Jody Edwards, 2633 Belle Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $135,000 09/06/2019.

Stevens, Anthony W. to Amber J. Austin, 3123 Richard Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $149,950 09/03/2019.

Chiesa, David B. to Matthew B. Kramm, 1021 17th St. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $155,000 09/03/2019.

Swaim, Mary Ann to Joshua L. Largen and Stephanie D. Johnson, 2425 Berkley Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $150,000 09/06/2019.

Commonwealth Trustees LLC to Star City Investments, 1024 First St. S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $117,400 09/04/2019.

Sweeney, David C. and others to Jonathan Lee Jones, 4816 Salem Turnpike N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $100,000 09/06/2019.

Cooper, Elizabeth to Jay S. Oertel and Glenn D. Musser II, 4805 Player Drive N.E. Roanoke VA 24019, $154,000 09/03/2019.

Waid, Steven A. and Renee W. Waid to Michael Fullen, 2252 Mattaponi Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $197,000 09/04/2019.

Leflore, Leon W. and Stella I. Leflore to Shardee D. Green, 4915 Hazelridge Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $116,000 09/04/2019.

LeGrand, Dion and Yolanda B. LeGrand to John Keeling and Shawana McKinstry, 1903 Angus Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $155,950 09/06/2019.

Luteman,ChristopherA.to Salvador Valadez Lopez and Yolanda Aguirre Lopez, 319 Noble Ave. N.E. RoanokeVA24012,$117,000 09/05/2019.

Prime Home Builders to Star City Investments,1503 Terrace Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $105,000 09/03/2019.

Romero, Jose Rene to Jefrin J. Amaya-Romero, 132 Hurst Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $131,000

$50,000 to $100,000 Adams, Robert H. Jr. to Star City Investments, 3713 Cove Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $52,000 09/03/2019.

Bank of New York Mellon Trust Co.to SouthwoodManagementInc., 480 Frances Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $68,352 09/03/2019.

Barry C. Compton Inc. to Southern Estates LLC, 1513 Carlisle Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24014, $50,000 09/03/2019.

Board, Evelyn F. to Tam Tran, 950 Rockland Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $89,000 09/03/2019.

Equity Trustees LLC to HSBC Bank USA NA, 2133 Colgate St. N.E. RoanokeVA24012,$60,60009/06/2019.

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Hodges, Christopher Lee and Caitlyn L. Hodges to Jane Lee Kotulka, 3111 Angell Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $85,000 09/05/2019.

Johnson, David George and others to Prime Home BuyersLLC, 1503 Terrace Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $75,000 09/03/2019.

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24018, $315,000 09/03/2019.

Southern Estatesto DustinWimbish, 1513 Carlisle Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24014, $65,000 09/03/2019.

R.FralinConstruction Inc.toMatthew Workman and Allison Workman, 5164 Arrowhead Trail SalemVA 24153, $329,803 09/06/2019.

SouthwoodManagementto Star City Investments, 480 Frances Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $78,000 09/03/2019.

SouthwoodManagementto Star City Investments, 5011 Springfield Ave.N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $57,500 09/05/2019.

Prillaman, John K. to Relcos LP, 2229 Hanover Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $50,000 09/05/2019.

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Professiona lForeclosure Corp. of Virginia to BKC Properties Inc., 1805 Wise Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $50,600 09/04/2019.

Legg, C.Lawrence Jr. and Densie G.Legg to JesseD.Meadows andJennifer Meadows, 7798 Starlight Lane Boones Mill VA 24065, $525,000 09/05/2019.

Samuel I. White PC to Star City Investments, 2705 Meadowview Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $63,000

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Equity Trustees LLC to Downtown Holdings LLC, 2031 Clinton Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $58,000 09/03/2019.

$200,000 to $300,000 Clark, Darrenn D. and Heather A. Clark to Curtis T. Fisher and Tammi Rae Fisher, 3628 Ellen Drive SalemVA 24153, $240,000 09/04/2019.

Fennell, Thomas C. and Rosemary G.Fennell to Jeffrey W. Havens and Chrystal R. Havens, 4160 Arlington Hills Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $216,800 09/06/2019.

Maven Investments LLC to Tearance N.Mosley andAlexandraJ.Mosley, 427 Cambridge Court Vinton VA 24179, $233,460 09/05/2019.

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Potter, Jeanette S. to Ryan Jones and Sarah Jones, 7451 Carriage Hills Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $224,000 09/03/2019.

ProvidencePropertiesLLCtoAlan Betteridge and Jacqueline E. Temple, 6626 Sugar Ridge Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $237,000 09/06/2019.

Top Deck Properties LLC to Anthony W. Stevens, 3948 Bower Road Roanoke VA 24018, $245,000 09/03/2019.

$100,000 to $200,000 Chance, Elizabeth B. to Bryan E. Glisson, 6601 Indian Grave Road Boones Mill VA 24065, $156,000 09/03/2019.

Commodore Development LLC to Jacob Altice and Candice Martin, 6774 Shingle Ridge Road Roanoke VA 24018, $186,100 09/06/2019.

Commodore Development LLC to James Peters and Lois Peters, 6045 Bent Mountain Road Roanoke VA 24018, $144,500 09/03/2019.

Gallagher, John Jr. and Mary C. Gallagher to James G. White Jr. and Christie M. White, 6363 Juliet Court Roanoke VA 24018, $185,000 09/03/2019.

Hannabass, Mary C. to LJJH Properties LLC, 2120 Ruritan Road Roanoke VA 24012, $170,000 09/04/2019.

Havens, Jeffrey W. and Chrystal R.Havensto Josh Xiao, 3630 Grandin Road Extension Roanoke VA 24018, $168,000 09/06/2019.

Jenkins, Troy W. to David Brytowski and Virginia Brytowski, 2530 Eastland Road Roanoke VA 24014, $117,000 09/05/2019.

Linkous, Christopher D. and Adam T. Whetsel to Nancy E. Hodges, 4750

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Meikle, Jeremy T. and Jennie R. Meikle to Dustin Davis, 5434 Flagler Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $117,000 09/04/2019.

Mosness, Virginia J. to Roberto L.Lopez Perez and Rumy Y. Reveron Tavio, 6362 BunkerLane Roanoke VA 24019, $173,000 09/04/2019.

Samuel I. White PC to BKC Properties Inc., 6565 Blacksburg Road Catawba VA 24070, $114,125 09/05/2019.

Thompson, Thomas C. and Annette Thompson to Matthew S. Churchill and Mandy L. Churchill, 2969 Winterberry Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $137,000 09/03/2019.

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Tucked away in a quiet cul de sac in town limits, this elegant gem is bathed in natural light and boasts upgrades galore, expansive living spaces, a generous mother-inlaw suite, and a birdwatcher’s paradise just out your back door.

Welcome guests into your grand 2-story foyer. Work from home in the large office enclosed by french doors. A cook’s delight in the gourmet kitchen with granite tops, center island, upgraded cabinetry, gas cooktop, all open to the sun-drenched casual dining nook and spacious living room

September 27th, 2019 | The Roanoke Times

The Roanoke Times | September 27th, 2019

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September 27th, 2019 | The Roanoke Times