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Still growing strong
Passage of the federal Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2012 in response to housing and financial crises has hit smaller, local financial institutions hard.
Weathering a crisis
A mishap last winter resulted in coal ash spilling into the Dan River at a time when Danville is making the river a focus of its downtown redevelopment initiative.
Could a coal-ash spill happen in Virginia?
A coal-ash spill in Virginia is “very unlikely,” says Ed Baine, vice president of Dominion’s Power Generation System Operations.
Serving ‘one master instead of two’
Interview with Jackson E. Reasor President/CEO Old Dominion Electric Cooperative Glen Allen
Pursuing a goal
For Aide Sanchez of Fredericksburg, Attorney General Mark Herring’s announcement that DREAMers would be eligible for in-state college tuition was a godsend.
Representing Uncle Sam
Mett Miller is the frontman for the U.S. General Services Administration.
Ready-made for retail
Connie Nielsen’s persistence pays off with Wegmans and other clients.
Dominion says 50 percent of its electricity in 2013 came from carbon-free sources
Company outlines power sources in annual sustainability report.
