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Harrisonburg Tourism and Visitor Services launched a new marketing campaign on Tuesday. “The new marketing campaign it’s Better in the Burg is a fitting declaration to all that is new and revitalized in Harrisonburg” says Brenda Black, Tourism Operations Manager
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George and Susan Allen brought the Virginia Voices tour to Virginia Beach on Monday to hear directly from women business and community leaders about their concerns for the future and what they believe is needed to get the economy moving again
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Virginia is under a state of emergency following dangerous storms that left downed trees and power lines across an eight-state swath of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic
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Content of your website is king for potential clients. That is the mantra of Barry Click, co-owner of Green Solutions Carpet and Upholstery
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Augusta Free Press LLC is offering its next Building the Machine 101 web, marketing and advertising class in Waynesboro on Wednesday, June 27
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Eastern Mennonite University has announced the hiring of Jeff Tyson as head women’s volleyball coach
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Augusta Free Press LLC is offering its next Building the Machine 101 web, marketing and advertising class in Harrisonburg on Thursday, May 24. The 1-4:30 p.m. class will cover the basics of building business websites, business Facebook pages and blogging and public relations for business. The class will also provide an overview of how to…
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You know that you need to do more to market your small business, but you have no idea where to start. Augusta Free Press has the answer – with proven steps on how you can build your own effective marketing and PR machine. Build the Machine: A One-Day Marketing Workshop is being offered on Thursday,…
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Harrisonburg Tourism & Visitor Services has coordinated a two-day event with Virginia Tourism Corporation. “Your Personal Help Desk” will take place March 28-29, 2012 at the Hardesty-Higgins House Visitor Center. Staff from Virginia Tourism Corporation will conduct personalized sessions with local tourism-based businesses. These private, one-hour sessions will give business owners and operators the opportunity…
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State governments are largely doing a poor job delivering transparency and accountability to their citizenry. Meanwhile, statehouses remain ripe for corruption and self-dealing. This is the discouraging picture that emerges from the State Integrity Investigation, a first-of-its-kind, data-driven assessment of transparency, accountability and anti-corruption mechanisms in all 50 states. In the ranking, not a single…
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