
Camrett Logistics to invest $2.125 million to expand operation in Pulaski County
Camrett Logistics Inc., a third party logistics company, will invest $2.125 million to expand its operation in Pulaski County.

Camrett Logistics Inc., a third party logistics company, will invest $2.125 million to expand its operation in Pulaski County.

Governor Terry McAuliffe announced today that KmX Chemical Corporation will invest $2.075 million to expand its solvent reclamation facility in Accomack County. KmX began development of specialty membranes for separation and recovery of valuable chemicals and water treatment in 2005, and will ramp up production and R&D on new membrane technologies. The project will create…

Before there was J.J. Redick, before Curtis Staples, before Steph Curry, there was Doug Day.

Virginia Tech faculty members in the department of biological sciences have created a course that provides scientific research opportunities for undergrads.

Virginia Conservation Network held its annual General Assembly Preview, a one-stop–shop for all environmental issues in Virginia’s 2016 General Assembly.

Considering the schedule the next couple of weeks for new Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall, it’s not hard to see why coaches don’t stick around for bowl games when they take a new job.

Shenandoah University, in partnership with Wesley Theological Seminary and the Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church, has received a $600,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to establish the Shenandoah University Youth Theology Institute.

Albemarle County has received a gold level certification in the 2015 Green Government Challenge, which is part of the Virginia Municipal League’s (VML) larger Go Green Virginia environmental initiative that kicked off in late 2007. This is the eighth year that Albemarle County has received a certification from VML’s Green Government Challenge. The Green Government…

Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced key tax cut and credit proposals designed to bolster Virginia’s business climate and generate incentives for economic growth.

Carfax®, the leading provider of vehicle history information for buyers, sellers, and owners of pre-owned cars in the United States, will invest $5 million to expand its headquarters in Fairfax County, creating 120 new jobs.
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