Article: Grocery store planned for downtown space

Plans are in the works to fulfill a need for the residents of downtown Roanoke, a neighborhood that's sprouting at a fast rate.

Four business partners purchased a 37,000-square-foot building at 16 W. Church Ave. last month, with plans to open a grocery store, pharmacy, health-focused food court and a fitness center.

As of now, these plans exist only on paper. No businesses have signed on as operators.

The purchase and subsequent plans come on the heels of the summertime openings of two new apartment dwellings in the city's downtown, the 108-unit Cotton Mill Lofts and the 25-unit Lawson Building East. As of March, there were more than 375 apartments and condominiums throughout ...

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