The Danville Office of Economic Development & Tourism is now the second city department to move into and old — and iconic — textile mill. The city announced this week that the economic office has officially relocated to what’s now ...
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Danville economic development office now moved in at Dan River Falls
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Reservations open for Laurel Hotel in Danville’s historic Schoolfield District
DANVILLE, Va. — Reservations are now being accepted for The Laurel Hotel, a new boutique lodging destination in Danville’s historic Schoolfield District, marking another milestone in the ongoing transformation of the former Dan River mill campus ...
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Infinity Global announces expansion in Danville, bringing 150 new jobs and nearly $35 million in investment
Infinity Global, a packaging company based in Danville, will expand its presence in the city, with plans to add 150 jobs and make a $34.75 million investment, according to a Thursday news release from the governor’s office. The company, located ...
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Virginia luxury packaging provider plans $34M HQ expansion
Infinity Global, a manufacturer of packaging solutions for global luxury retailers, plans to invest $34 million to expand its Danville headquarters, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Thursday. The investment is expected to more than double the ...
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Danville highlighted in Virginia Living magazine
It’s not every day a city council meeting features a quote from The Notorious B.I.G. Last Tuesday was such an occasion as Danville City Councilmember Lee Vogler quoted the emcee’s “Juicy,” near the end of the meeting, saying, “if you don’t know, ...
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Danville to host free financial literacy class for small businesses
DANVILLE, Va. (WFXR) – Danville is offering a free six-week financial class for small businesses called Money Made Simple. Going into its third year, it was started after grant applications filed during the pandemic showed some small businesses ...
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This Virginia Downtown Is Made For Strolling
Known as Virginia’s “City of Churches,” Danville is an ideal place to visit if you enjoy walking. Shaped by the tobacco and textile industries, its location along the Dan River helped fuel its success as a trading hub and today adds to ...
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6 Bucket-List Small Towns In Virginia
Virginia is home to so many bucket-list-worthy small towns that you could easily fill a book with them. Boasting fascinating colonial pasts stretching all the way back to the country’s first English settlers in 1607, the Commonwealth’s ...