6 Oct

Businesses are settling into their new locations in the Lexington area. And more national chains are on the way.

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6 Oct

W&L is seeking a permit to rent office space from the former Rockbridge Building. The 17 South Main Street property will remain home to business storefronts.

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6 Oct

Buena Vista’s median home values rose 60% since 2020. The city used to have one of the highest property tax rates in Virginia, but a recent cut brought Buena Vista below the state average.

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Wednesday, October 9

Small businesses hope to keep consumers in stores instead of shopping online

December 7, 20231 Min Read

By Jak Krouse

The National Retail Federation predicts a 3 to 4 percent increase in holiday spending from last year. Lexington businesses are hoping to keep customers who often go online for gifts. Shoppers are looking for deals in the key sales days closer to Christmas.

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Small businesses hope to keep consumers in stores instead of shopping online