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September
28

My first memories of The Homeplace go back to Sunday afternoons with my family. After church in Buchanan, we would make the drive to Catawba for lunch. It was more than simply going out to eat, it was part of our family's routine.

It was tradition that made the meals that much more special!

Many of our visits were tied to important occasions. Easter Sunday and Mother's Day were times when gathering at The Homeplace felt like a natural part of celebrating together. There was something meaningful about sharing a meal there after church enjoying familia...

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September
9

By Timothy Compton

My friend group consists of a handful of twenty-somethings who would be there for each other day and night. We laugh together, we pick on each other and even lend each other a few dollars from time to time. Every week, the four of us find ourselves sitting in a lop-sided circle under one of our carports. Usually in a mis-matched set of camping chairs on their last limb.

Last year during one of these sessions, I spoke up and said, "I think I'm going to become a Realtor." A short pause from the group.

"Do people still even buy houses?"

If you're one of the Roanoke Valley's 1,800 real estate licensees, this question may seem out of touch. If you were born between 1997-2006, commonly known as Generation-Z, this may seem like a valid question. Especially if 73% of your generation did not own a home.

Luckily for...

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August
24

One of my favorite things about living and working in the Roanoke area is discovering local businesses that have a personality all their own. Kind Brew Coffee & Tea House is definitely one of those places.

As a REALTOR®, I spend a lot of time talking about what makes a house feel like home, but I also believe the places surrounding our homes matter just as much. The coffee shops we frequent, the small businesses we support, the local makers we discover, and the people we meet along the way are all part of what creates a real sense of community.
And Kind Brew checks a lot of boxes for me personally: coffee, thrifting, handmade gifts, local vendors, and supp...

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April
14

This month, we recognize Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to learning about autism, celebrating autistic individuals, and encouraging a more inclusive society. While awareness is important, the deeper goal of this month is understanding and recognizing the strengths, challenges, and unique perspectives of people on the autism spectrum.

Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition that affects how people communicate, interact socially, and experience the world around them. The term spectrum is important because autism presents differently in every individual. Some autistic people may need significant daily support, while others live independently and thrive in careers, education, and creative pursuits.

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May
28

As someone who grew up in the Alleghany Highlands, I can honestly say there's nowhere else quite like it. This quiet corner of Virginia isn't just beautiful - it's home to me. Life moves a little slower here, and that's part of what makes it so special. In a world that's always rushing, there's something grounding about growing up in a small town where everyone waves, you bump into at least 3 people you know at the grocery store, and nature is always just a few steps away.

Whether you're a fellow local, a weekend visitor, or someone just discovering this area for the first time, I hope you'll find as much joy in these places as I always have.

  1. Falling Spring Falls

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