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Hanover’s area plan has drawn interest from data center developers, says Brandon Turner. Photo by Matthew R.O. Brown
Feb 1, 2026

Hanover’s Route 33 plan sets up industrial zone

Hanover County’s new Route 33 Gateway Small Area Plan is already attracting the attention of data center developers. Data centers are among the preferred industrial and commercial users under the county’s long-range vision for the U.S. Route 33 corridor between the Henrico County line and Winns Church Road. Hanover‘s board of supervisors adopted the plan […]

ICE eyes massive Hanover warehouse for processing facility
Jan 30, 2026

Developer says sale of Ashland facility to ICE has been canceled

The sale of a 43-acre site in Hanover County that was set to be purchased by ICE for a detainee processing facility is no longer happening.

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Jan 29, 2026

Developer withdraws Hanover data center campus proposal

Developer HHHunt withdrew its application for a 10-building data center campus in Hanover County.

ICE eyes massive Hanover warehouse for processing facility
Jan 29, 2026

Hanover supervisors oppose ICE facility site in statement, but authority is limited

The Hanover County Board of Supervisors issued a statement opposing ICE's plan to purchase and repurpose a warehouse in the county.

ICE eyes massive Hanover warehouse for processing facility
Jan 23, 2026

ICE eyes massive Hanover warehouse for processing facility

ICE hopes to purchase a more than 552,000-square-foot warehouse in Hanover County and repurpose it into a processing facility.

Arts | Entertainment | Sports 2025: CAMPBELL, CLAY
Sep 2, 2025

Arts | Entertainment | Sports 2025: SCHOFIELD, JENNIFER

With 34 years of theme park industry experience, Schofield started her new role on May 31, succeeding Bridgette Bywater as head of the 400-acre amusement park following corporate restructuring. Previously vice president of retail at the Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio, Schofield holds a bachelor’s degree in hospitality and tourism management from Grand Valley […]

Richmond water crises test city, but growth stays strong
Sep 1, 2025

Richmond water crises test city, but growth stays strong

Despite two major water outages in 2024, Richmond leaders remain optimistic, citing business growth, regional cooperation and new investment.

An aerial view of the property at 13264 Mountain Road. Image courtesy Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer
Aug 15, 2025

Former Tyson Foods plant in Hanover sells for $5M

The former Tysons Food plant in Hanover County sold for $5 million.

Kings Dominion's Pantherion roller coaster, previously the Intimidator 305. Photo courtesy Kings Dominion
Jun 6, 2025

Kings Dominion has new manager after Six Flags layoffs

Jennifer Schofield succeeds Bridgette Bywater as Kings Dominion’s head, following Six Flags announcing a more than 10% full-time workforce reduction.

Randolph-Macon College names next president
Mar 11, 2025

Randolph-Macon College names next president

Ashland’s Randolph-Macon College has chosen Michael E. Hill as its 16th president, effective Aug. 1, the college announced Tuesday. Hill is currently president of Chautauqua Institution, a western New York nonprofit educational institution for children and adults that runs extensive theater, music and other arts programming during its nine-week summer season. He will succeed Randolph-Macon [[...]

Rendering of the future The Virginia Home to be built in Hanover County.
Jan 30, 2025

The Virginia Home plans $128M campus in Hanover

The Virginia Home plans to build a $128 million, 75-acre campus in Hanover County, according to a Thursday announcement by the nonprofit, which serves adults with irreversible physical disabilities. The current facility in Richmond will be sold, a spokesperson said. At its location overlooking Richmond’s Byrd Park, The Virginia Home houses 130 residents who have […]

Richmond Mayor Danny Avula hosts a news conference Jan. 9, 2025, to deliver updates on the city's water outage.
Jan 9, 2025

Richmond starts water testing, but city remains under boil water advisory

On Thursday, Richmond Mayor Danny Avula said that water levels have risen across the city to the point that authorities have started testing samples for contamination and most buildings in the city have at least some running water, four days after the city’s water treatment plant failed following a winter storm. A Jan. 6 power […]

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