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ODU Board of Visitors extends Hemphill’s contract to 2032
Old Dominion University's Board of Visitors on Monday reaffirmed support for President Brian Hemphill, extending his contract through 2032.
Jefferson Lab breaks ground on $49M data center
Jefferson Lab broke ground on a 30,000-square-foot building on its Newport News campus that will house the High Performance Data Facility.
Virginia Beach City Council voices support for citywide ban on large data centers
Virginia Beach City Council unanimously agreed to direct staff to draft an ordinance prohibiting large-scale data centers within city limits.
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare CEO suddenly departs role
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare President and CEO Reese Jackson is no longer serving in the role after a decade leading the organization.
Portsmouth advances waterfront redevelopment plans
Portsmouth moves forward with selecting a developer for a mixed-use project on the 6-acre Crawford Bay waterfront site near Olde Towne.
Anheuser-Busch to invest $5.8M to expand Williamsburg brewery
St. Louis-based beer producer Anheuser-Busch announced Thursday that it is investing $5.8 million to upgrade its Williamsburg Brewery.
Norfolk waterfront project removes offshore wind in revised federal bid
Fairwinds Landing developers have dropped offshore wind-related components from a revised application seeking federal funding.
Hampton Roads real estate exec Barbara Wolcott retires
After more than five decades in the real estate industry, longtime Hampton Roads brokerage executive Barbara M. Wolcott has retired.
Cavalier Hotel, 2 other Virginia Beach hotels could be sold to Connecticut firm
The historic Cavalier Hotel and resort in Virginia Beach may soon be sold to a Connecticut-based real estate investment firm.
Bon Secours breaks ground on $200M tower in Newport News
Bon Secours broke ground Tuesday on a $200 million, four-story patient tower at its Mary Immaculate Hospital in Newport News.
KBR subsidiary to lay off 118 employees at Wallops
KBR plans to lay off 118 employees at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on June 30 after the company lost a major follow-on contract.
Titan America acquires Pa. cement manufacturer, adding 125 employees
Titan America announced last week it has purchased Pennsylvania-based cement manufacturer and aggregates producer Keystone Cement Co.
