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Randolph-Macon terminates dining contract, with 80 workers impacted
Parkhurst Dining will permanently shut down its operations at Randolph-Macon College next month, laying off 80 employees.
Hampden-Sydney president to retire next year
Hampden-Sydney College President Larry Stimpert will retire at the end of the 2026-27 academic year, the men's private college announced Monday.
U.Va. gifted $43.4M for early childhood learning center
U.Va. receives a $43.4 million gift from Kathleen and David LaCross to build an early childhood learning center in Charlottesville.
Virginia medical marijuana market consolidates
Virginia’s medical marijuana market consolidates as Arboretum Virginia is now assigned two of Virginia's five health service areas.
Richmond makes progress on Diamond District agreements, amid lawsuit
Richmond officials have moved forward on key Diamond District agreements, but details still in the air.
Richmond advances plans for City Center redevelopment
Richmond moves forward with City Center Innovation District plans, including Coliseum demolition and a new GRTC transit hub to boost downtown activity.
Hanover supervisors reject 430-acre data center campus
The Hanover County Board of Supervisors voted 4-3 Wednesday to reject a proposed 430-acre data center campus.
Hyper Solutions expanding Henrico operations, creating 56 jobs
Hyper Solutions, a digital infrastructure company, will invest $2 million to expand its Henrico operations and create 56 jobs.
Flying Squirrels owner sues Thalhimer exec for defamation
Richmond Flying Squirrels owner Lou DiBella is suing Thalhimer Realty Partners Principal Jason Guillot and the firm for defamation.
HCA gets state approval for emergency room in Richmond
HCA Virginia plans to build a freestanding emergency room on Hull Street in Richmond after the state recently approved the project.
Manufacturer Jabil to open plant in Prince George, creating 352 jobs
Jabil plans to establish a new manufacturing facility at Crosspointe Logistics Center in Prince George County, creating 352 jobs.
April unemployment in Virginia remains steady, but report predicts job losses
The Weldon Cooper Center expects 17,800 jobs to be lost in Virginia this year, roughly 7,500 more than earlier estimates.
