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Virginia casino revenue tops $108M in May
Virginia casinos generated more than $108 million in May gaming revenue, led by Caesars Virginia's record monthly performance.
Data center discord continues to block Virginia budget agreement
Virginia senators continue push for tax break repeal on data centers, while governor and House back further study.
Amazon to build massive New Kent distribution center
Amazon plans a 1 million-square-foot distribution center in New Kent County, with construction starting this month.
UVA Health University Medical Center names new CEO
Tammy Snyder will become CEO of UVA Health University Medical Center Aug. 3, bringing 15 years of experience in patient care operations.
Commonwealth real estate firm selects longtime exec as new CEO
Glen Allen-based real estate company Commonwealth has appointed longtime executive Ken Strickler as its new CEO.
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.
