Danville city officials joined state and other local leaders and citizens Monday morning in a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking PRA Group's purchase of the former Telvista facility at Airside Industrial Park.
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PRA Group celebrates its location in Danville
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DOMINION ENERGY PLANS TWO PROJECTS IN COUNTY
Dominion Energy, with headquarters in Richmond, VA, and operations in 18 states, plans to invest more than $300 million on two projects in Pittsylvania County.
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Governor Northam Announces 703 New Jobs in Danville-Pittsylvania County
DANVILLE—Governor Ralph Northam announced today that Morgan Olson, LLC, North America’s leading manufacturer of all-aluminum walk-in step vans, will invest $57.8 million to establish a new walk-in step van assembly operation in a ...
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Project Imagine wins top award from VML
The Virginia Municipal League has named Project Imagine – a program designed to give gang-affiliated youth a future off the streets – as the winner of its President’s Award, which is the top award for innovative solutions by a local government.
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City to kick off fundraising efforts for Riverfront Park with Glow with the Flow race, block party
Fundraising efforts for the Riverfront Park project will have its official kickoff at Danville’s annual Glow with the Flow race and block party Oct. 18.
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Editorial: Lessons from Danville
The Institute for Advanced Learning and Research in Danville has figured in Danville’s economic comeback. Our editorial at left looks at why the city has been singled out for national praise recently, and what lessons that holds for other communities.
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Two additional restaurants, Airbnb project set to build on Danville’s Craghead Street success
Rick Barker, owner of Mucho Taqueria and Tequileria on Craghead Street, plans to open a second eatery behind that restaurant and has sights set for a third next year.
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The Reinvention of a Downtown: Danville’s Story, Part 2
Previously in this series: why the ups and downs of economic history have left the southern Virginia town of Danville with a genuine problem (what to do after its big mills closed), but also a significant advantage (the physical infrastructure ...