Fauquier County: Wastewater systems manufacturer investing $3.5M in expansion
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A Fauquier County nextgen wastewater treatment systems manufacturer is investing $3.5 million in an expansion that will create 16 new jobs.
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Sentara awards more than $500,000 in local grant funding in Virginia, North Carolina
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As part of the fall 2022 grant cycle, Sentara awarded 12 local community partners with $518,000 in funding.
Black and male: Why Chris Jones may not have sought help for mental-health condition
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Alleged UVA triple-murderer Chris Jones clearly slipped through the mental-health system.
Anthem Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield donates $125K to Virginia community colleges
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The Virginia Foundation for Community College Education will use $125,000 donated by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to combat food and housing insecurity.
Harkins announces expansion with opening of new Central Virginia/Tidewater office
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Harkins has opened a new office in Richmond – expanding its presence in the Central Virginia/Tidewater region.
‘Never been more important:’ Most American regions make progress in LGBTQ+ equality
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A record-breaking 120 cities in the United States earned a 100-points score in the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 11th Annual Municipal Equality Index.
Warner, Kaine, Durbin press USDA for updated dog breeding facility standards
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The United States Department of Agriculture is encouraged by 24 Democratic lawmakers in a letter to update standards for commercial dog breeding facilities.
Waynesboro: Entrepreneurs eligible for start-up grants through competition
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Local entrepreneurs planning to launch a Waynesboro business are invited to participate in the Grow Waynesboro Main & Wayne training and start-up grant competition.
Amy Snider named Acting Deputy City Manager in Harrisonburg
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Amy Snider, who as Harrisonburg’s assistant to the city manager has led numerous significant community initiatives since joining the organization in 2019, has been named acting deputy city manager.
Charlottesville announces options for unsheltered residents during winter months
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Charlottesville residents who are experiencing homelessness have options for emergency overnight and day shelters as temperatures continue to drop this winter.
