Lyon Shipyard will invest $24.4 million to expand operation in Norfolk
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Lyon Shipyard, a full-service ship repair and industrial service provider, will invest $24.4 million to expand its operation in the City of Norfolk.
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VDEM to host 13 sub-regional hazard mitigation assistance grants equity workshops
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The Virginia Department of Emergency Management will be hosting 13 sub-regional workshops across 40 local jurisdictions this summer.
MEP Ltd. to invest $6.4 million in Cyber Park manufacturing facility, creating 45 new jobs
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MEP Ltd. will invest $6.4 million to establish its first U.S. operation in Cyber Park, jointly owned by the City of Danville and Pittsylvania County.
Virginia Department of Corrections preps for summer
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The Virginia Department of Corrections has been making its annual preparations to keep staff and inmates safe during the extreme temperatures that can occur during Virginia’s summer months.
Albemarle County releases report on well-being, quality of life
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Albemarle County, in partnership with The Equity Center at the University of Virginia, announced Monday the publication of the Albemarle County Equity Profile: Centering Equity in Evaluating Well-Being & Quality of Life for Albemarle County Residents.
Update on COVID-19 vaccinations at Augusta Health
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We’re approaching the 40,000 mark of community members fully COVID-19 vaccinated at Augusta Health vaccination clinics.
Martinsville decides to stop being a city
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Martinsville, VA, has decided to buck that trend. It’s bored of being a city and wants to go back to being a town.
Northam recognizes recipients of 2020 Governor’s Fire Service Awards
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Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced the recipients of the 2020 Governor’s Fire Service Awards, in conjunction with the Virginia Department of Fire Programs and the Virginia Fire Services Board.
Sustainability program molds Earth-saving students
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What are resourceful, masked, and green all over? Virginia Tech sustainability interns on a mission to save the Earth.
More vulnerable than ever: Virginia Tech expert discusses eviction moratorium set to expire
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Millions of Americans could be facing eviction later this month, when national housing protections expire, leaving at-risk households more vulnerable than ever, according to Virginia Tech housing expert Mel Jones.
