Thursday, October 15, 2026
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Today in Money in Roanoke (Thursday, October 15, 2026): Data centers, property taxes, 3.6% Social Security raise. Also: Roanoke Times examines how data centers are reshaping homeowners' property tax and power bills in 2026; Roanoke County residents protested the proposed Wood Haven data center project at a board meeting.
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- Roanoke Times examines how data centers are reshaping homeowners' property tax and power bills in 2026.Roanoke Times
- Roanoke County residents protested the proposed Wood Haven data center project at a board meeting.Roanoke Times
- Roanoke Times lists property tax moves to make before year-end and why October is the time to start.Roanoke Times
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