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Make a Difference in 2014! |
Volunteering benefits not only RVAR, but also your business. You will be better informed on industry trends, expand your network and have a hand in shaping the Association's direction.
Join a Committee and let RVAR help improve your business! Both REALTORS® and Affiliate members are welcome to serve. Click here for instructions on how to sign up for a Committee, including a complete description of each RVAR Committee. |
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RVAR Endorses House of Delegate Candidates |
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| District 9
| District 11
| District 17
| District 19 | Greg Habeeb
| Charles Poindexter
| Onzlee Ware
| Chris Head
| Terry Austin | | | | RVAR’s Board of Directors has endorsed candidates in the upcoming elections representing parts of our area for the House of Delegates. Interviews were held in the contested races in the 17th and 19th District and individual meetings were held with candidates in the uncontested races during the summer. Interview questions focused on economic development and tourism, transportation funding, concerns over the Business, Professional and Occupational License Tax, and the importance of both parties working together. The endorsed candidates in the contested races each received a $1000 RPAC contribution and the other endorsed candidates each received a $500 RPAC contribution. |
| RVAR Endorses Roanoke County Candidates |  | Windsor Hills
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| Hollins
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| | | | Joe McNamara
| Brian Lang
| | | | | | | RVAR’s Board of Directors has endorsed candidates in the upcoming elections for the two contested races on Roanoke County’s Board of Supervisors. Interviews were held with all the candidates in these two races. Questions focused on the promotion of economic growth, the ramifications of possible changes to the Business, Professional and Occupational License Tax, increasing County debt for its new libraries, and the future of Explore Park. Each endorsed candidate received a $500 RPAC contribution. | |
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Roanoke, Franklin Named Top Digital Counties Again |
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Two Roanoke region localities have been recognized as nationwide technology leaders. Roanoke County and Franklin County each placed in the top 10 of the Annual Digital Counties Survey for communities with a population of less than 150,000. Roanoke County was ranked fifth and Franklin County was eighth. Two other Virginia counties -- Albemarle and Gloucester -- made the top 10. |
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