A small public park could come to the River District. The planned Witcher Park would be less than a half-acre and located between the 500 blocks of Craghead and Lynn streets downtown.
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Danville considering small public park in River District
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New group forms in Danville, Pittsylvania to focus on future growth
The newly-formed Partnership for Regional Prosperity was recommended by a 2019 study.
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New group forms in Danville, Pittsylvania to focus on future growth
A new organization has formed in Danville and Pittsylvania County to focus on how to prepare for economic growth, according to a release from the Danville Regional Foundation. The Partnership for Regional Prosperity is the outcome of a ...
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$50,000 awarded to four businesses in Danville pitch competition
The Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce has awarded four existing businesses with a total of $50,000 to assist in the expansion of their services. The Rev Up Danville Pittsylvania program partners with the River District ...
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Commonwealth Home Health Care announces $3.5 million investment, 26 new jobs
Commonwealth Home Health Care on Wednesday announced plans to open a new operation in Blairs and bring 26 new jobs. The company plans at least $3.5 million in capital investment to renovate an unoccupied warehouse in a phased process.
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Axxor expanding, investing $3.5 million and adding 21 jobs at Ringgold facility
Axxor, a manufacturer and designer of paper honeycomb, will expand its Ringgold East Industrial Park facility. The company is investing $3.5 million and adding 21 jobs, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced during an event at the company’s location ...
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Tunstall High School’s robotics team earns state honors
The Trojans competed throughout the season against other teams as part of FIRST — For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology — Chesapeake, a program that uses robots to bring STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — ...
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In Danville’s River District, Davis signs tell a story of preservation
You’ve probably seen them. In fact, it would be hard not to. The signs pop up throughout Danville’s River District, but what do they mean? The district has one of the largest and best preserved collections of post-Civil War industrial ...