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VSU, four community colleges receive work-force training grants
The grants will be used to provide training and credentialing in high-demand STEM-H (science, technology, engineering, mathematics and health) fields.
Shipbuilder to create health-care centers for employees
Huntington Ingalls Industries will create onsite health-care centers for its Ingalls Shipbuilding and Newport News Shipbuilding employees and their families.
Strasburg survey provides guidance for downtown
A recent survey revealed local residents of Strasburg want to have a public open space downtown as part of its revitalization plan.
N.C. food firm finds new opportunity in Danville
Sky Valley Foods is moving from Yanceyville, N.C. to Danville.
Shifts at Advance Auto lead to execs’ relocation
Roanoke-based Advance Auto Parts Inc. will move three top executives — CEO Darren Jackson, President George Sherman and CFO Mike Norona — to the company’s Store Support Center in Raleigh.
Gannett plan to split follows a national trend
Gannett has plans to split into two publicly traded companies — one focused on broadcast and digital businesses and the other on publishing.
New osteopathic medical school begins classes
Liberty University is the home of the 30th school of osteopathic medicine in the country.
Assessing the damage
Major events in recent months have radically altered the commonwealth’s political landscape.
Political bombshell
The McDonnells' guilty verdict could have an impact on Virginia politics.
2014 ethics legislation made minor reforms
The Virginia General Assembly has made an attempt at creating ethics reforms.
