Live in Vinton 2017

Collage of a kitchen, Roland E. Cook School building, a brick house with rose bushes, and a chalkboard room.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer making the plunge, an empty nester looking for a smaller space, or somewhere in between, the many real estate options in Vinton are sure to provide and please.

Work in Vinton 2017

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Businesses are seeing a significant uptick in clientele thanks to Vinton’s hard work at improving downtown infrastructure and the addition of a brewery and library, amongst others.

Love in Vinton 2017

A bride in a white gown and groom in a gray suit share a laughing first dance in a banquet hall.

No matter a couple’s tastes, the wonderful array of Vinton venues and vendors will guarantee a happy wedding day!

More Fun Ideas in Retirement

A smiling older couple rides a tandem bicycle along a brick path through a sunny park.

Still searching for things to do once you retire? Here are a few more ideas to pick up the hobby you always wanted to try, or be part of a great group of people.

Flight of Fantasy

A woman in a chevron-striped dress and a man in a maroon shirt stand beside a vintage green biplane, and he holds a wooden propeller.

Karen DeBord and Jack Phillips are living their own personal dream at Smith Mountain Lake in their golden years.

Still Collecting Memories in Retirement

Smiling older man and woman hold a framed Wonder Woman for President comic cover among shelved collectibles.

Fred and Carolyn Eichelman taught school for four decades each and discovered science fiction was a good teaching tool. They’re still collecting evidence.

Not Exactly a Trainwreck

Two smiling older adults stand before a weathered wooden cabin with a deck in a leafy forest.

This Lynchburg couple has found a contentment in retirement, even though it doesn’t remotely resemble what they had so carefully planned.

Retirement: What Now?

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That’s the question retirees often ask after they have the gold watch tucked away. Here are some thoughtful and useful answers.

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