ROSIE'S

Rosie’s is trying to help ease the pain you may feel at the gas pump with a new giveaway.

The new slots and entertainment venue at Rosie’s Gaming Emporium in Vinton are now open to the public.

As part of their expansion, Rosie’s Gaming Emporium in Vinton is donating to local non-profits.

If the referendum passes, Rosie’s could be up and running in two years.

The gaming machines sound off from open to close and now, outside the facility, there’s plenty of noise being made by construction equipment.

Someone’s Friday just got a hundred times better.

Friday marked two years that Rosie’s has operated in Virginia.

Christiansburg could be the next location for a Rosie’s Gaming Emporium, according to town officials during a council meeting last week. The plans for the potential location were talked about during the March 9 council meeting after five councilmembers were briefed by the company, according to town spokeswoman Melissa Demmitt. Below is a statement from Rosie’s:We continue to look at a number and variety of potential new locations for Rosie’s around the state. These are exploratory efforts and it is premature to discuss any potential developments. Other Rosie’s locations include Vinton, Dumfries, Richmond, New Kent and Hampton

VINTON, Va. – Despite the pandemic, several businesses are expanding and opening in the Town of Vinton. The plans were announced to Vinton Town Council earlier this week and would add 18,000 square feet. Something acting town manager Pete Peters says is a long time coming. It’s something that we really lacked in the town was having that outdoor dining experience so that’s really going to expand that opportunity. Acting Vinton Town Manager Pete Peters said.