In March, the Danville City Council approved an apartment complex on a West Main Street parcel that was designated for low-density residential housing. Two months later, the Pittsylvania County Planning Commission recommended approval for a ...
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Danville’s growth has outpaced its comprehensive plan. Here’s how the city is dealing with it.
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Retro Hospitality becomes the leading operator of boutique hotels in Virginia with the addition of three properties
Retro Hospitality is proud to announce that it has expanded its unique collection of upscale boutique hotels with the addition of three distinguished properties: The Bee and The Holbrook, both in Danville, VA, and The Lofts at Downtown Salem in ...
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City tourism program to enable locals to learn about Dan River Region attractions
Danville is launching a program that will include workshops and tours for residents and community leaders to learn more about the Dan River Region’s attractions. Named the “I Am Tourism: Visit SoSi Ambassador Program,” it will provide ...
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2024 Virginia Women in Leadership Awards: Leading Ladies
For the fourth annual Women in Leadership Awards, Virginia Business hosted a photo shoot at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, where eight of this year’s winners struck poses for Richmond photographer James Lee. Given the surroundings, Lee took ...
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Danville’s Westmoreland Park comes back to life with ribbon-cutting for its redevelopment
After more than seven years in the making, a refurbished park in the Westmoreland community is ready to provide lasting memories for future generations. City officials and a local group held a ribbon-cutting for the redeveloped Westmoreland Park ...
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Danville gets $4.1 million grant for new aviation training facility at regional airport
WASHINGTON D.C. (WSET) — On Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo announced the Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a $4.1 million grant to the city of Danville for the construction of a new aviation ...
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For Danville officials, All-America award is about more than just signs
Besides new signs at the gateways into Danville, the city’s recently-won All-America City award should benefit the River City in other ways, local officials say. Less tangible rewards from the designation include a sense of pride among citizens ...
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Five Forks in Danville moving toward revitalization
Since relocating his computer-repair business to Five Forks from Franklin Turnpike about 18 months ago, Steve Barrow has seen his customer volume surge. “I’ve seen a 40% to 50% increase in business since moving here from [Virginia] 41,” Barrow, ...