The Danville Industrial Development Authority officially owns the White Mill property on Memorial Drive, with the final paperwork signed Tuesday morning, Corrie Teague Bobe, assistant director of economic development, said. The IDA announced its ...
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Marketing efforts for White Mill site ‘encouraging’
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Bridge Street Food Truck Rodeo!
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Kelvin G. Perry has joined the Danville Office of Economic Development as project manager.
Kelvin G. Perry has joined the Danville Office of Economic Development as project manager. His responsibilities include the recruitment and retention of businesses and developers to the River District, assisting with the management of grant and ...
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DCC precision machining students head to National SkillsUSA Championships
Three of Danville Community College’s precision machining students will compete at the national SkillsUSA Championships during the week of June 19 in Louisville, Kentucky. Quin Motley of Chatham, Stephen Chambers of Axton, and Artsem Fitsner of ...
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Kyocera SGS breaks ground on facility in Cyber Park
Kyocera SGS corporate leadership and local officials from Danville and Pittsylvania County participated Monday in a groundbreaking ceremony for construction of a 30,000 square-foot facility in Cyber Park to research, develop and manufacture ...
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Council approves purchase of White Mill property
Danville City Council voted Tuesday night to appropriate $1.5 million from the general fund to go to the Industrial Development Authority toward the purchase of the White Mill property, which includes eight parcels. Councilmen voted 7-2 for the ...
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Agenda package for the Monday, April 10, 2017 RIFA
The agenda package for the Monday, April 10, 2017 Danville-Pittsylvania Regional Industrial Facility Authority (RIFA) Meeting is now available for download at the following link: http://www.danville-va.gov/359/Danville-Pittsylvania-Reg-Indus-Facility
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A MILESTONE With Berry Hill Industrial Park groundbreaking, hopes to attract thousands of jobs
After more than eight years of work by regional officials and years of wrangling with bureaucratic regulations, leaders finally broke ground at the 3,500-acre Berry Hill Industrial Park on Thursday afternoon. The groundbreaking ceremony was for ...