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The 93-year-old Millwald Theatre is expected to reopen in 2022. Photo by Earl Neikirk
Aug 30, 2021

Theater project aims to put Wytheville in limelight 

Soon after Todd Wolford became executive director of community revitalization nonprofit Downtown Wytheville Inc. in 2015, he began seeking pictures of the Soda Shop, the Main Street hotspot his grandfather owned in the late ’50s and ’60s. After locating a couple photos of his grandfather’s packed establishment, Wolford had[...]

The Chesapeake Bay, stretching from Fort Monroe to Annapolis, Maryland, is being proposed as a national recreation area. Photo courtesy National Park Service
Aug 30, 2021

Boosters seek federal protection for Chesapeake Bay recreation

For decades, conservationists have lobbied for the Chesapeake Bay to become a national park. During the past year, a new twist on that old idea has gained momentum: establishing the Chesapeake Bay as a national recreation area, stretching from Hampton’s Fort Monroe north to Annapolis, Maryland. National recreation areas extend[...]

Developers of the Henrico County ecodistrict see GreenCity’s arena as a home for hockey and basketball. Rendering courtesy GreenCity
Aug 30, 2021

GreenCity arena hopes to draw sports, music acts

When developers unsuccessfully pitched Navy Hill, a $1.5 billion mixed-use project and arena that sought to reinvent Richmond’s downtown, they posed a question: If a major draw like Beyoncé came to town, where would she perform? Now those same developers are aiming to host artists like Justin Timberlake, Green Day and John Le[...]

Academic Building 1 of Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus is projected to open in August 2024. Rendering courtesy Virginia Tech
Aug 30, 2021

Tech Innovation Campus sets groundbreaking for Sept. 14

Virginia Tech is set to break ground Sept. 14 on the first building for its $1 billion Innovation Campus in Alexandria. National Geographic Society Chairman Jean Case, wife of American Online co-founder Steve Case, will be the keynote speaker at the groundbreaking ceremony. A graduate school for computer science and computer eng[...]

Aug 30, 2021

Inova Loudoun Hospital names permanent chief

Inova Health System announced that Susan Carroll will be its permanent president of Inova Loudoun Hospital, effective Monday. Carroll has been serving in the interim role since July, while also serving as the president of Inova Fair Oaks Hospital. Carroll will work to establish areas of clinical growth and participate in the rec[...]

Aug 30, 2021

Alexandria apartment building sells for $6.25M

A 32-unit apartment building in Alexandria sold for $6.25 million, Marcus & Millichap announced Thursday. Located at 2314 through 2330 Glendale Terrace, the three-story Glendale Terrace Apartments building was initially built in 1963. The property is 26,880 square feet. Huntington Station LLC sold the property to Sheire Tonk[...]

Aug 30, 2021

BAE Systems appoints Gina Haspel, Air Force Gen. Stephen W. Wilson to board

Former CIA director Gina Haspel and retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Stephen W. Wilson have been appointed to Arlington-based defense contractor BAE Systems Inc.’s board of directors, the company announced Friday. Their terms will run through April 2024. “We are extremely fortunate to have Stephen and Gina join our board,” Mich[...]

Aug 30, 2021

M.C. Dean wins $158M contract from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Tysons-based electrical engineering firm M.C. Dean Inc. won a $158.77 million contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to upgrade a controls system at Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado, the Department of Defense announced Friday. Under the fixed-price contract, M.C. Dean will upgrade and refurbish the power-generation plant and supervisory control and data […]

Aug 30, 2021

Peraton company wins $2B Defense Health Agency contract

Chantilly-based federal IT contractor Perspecta Enterprise Solutions LLC won a blanket purchase agreement (BPA) with a ceiling of $2 billion from the Defense Health Agency on Friday. Perspecta, which Herndon-based national security contractor Peraton Inc. acquired in May, will coordinate, integrate and manage the Defense Health Agency’s IT update and standardization for the Military Health […][...]

Aug 27, 2021

Prism Maritime LLC to build two Chesapeake facilities

Chesapeake-based government contractor Prism Maritime LLC will invest $4 million to construct two 12,000-square-foot facilities in Chesapeake, creating 166 jobs, Gov. Ralph Northam announced Friday. The facilities will be used for manufacturing, lab and storage space and will be located in the Greenbrier North Commerce Park. Founded in 2006, Prism Maritime provides engineering, research, development […][...]

Aug 27, 2021

Hampton Roads universities ink deal to establish public health school

The presidents of Old Dominion University, Norfolk State University and Eastern Virginia Medical School signed a memorandum of understanding Thursday to establish Virginia’s first school of public health. The MOU solidifies the plan announced in January to develop a regional school of public health and address health inequitie[...]

Aug 27, 2021

Suffolk retail property sells for $4.5M

A Suffolk retail property leased to Goodwill of Central and Coastal Virginia sold for $4.5 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced Thursday. Located at 2901 Godwin Blvd., the single tenant, net-leased property is 15,477 square feet. Stablewood Properties LLC purchased the property from Good Partners LLC. Clark Sim[...]

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