Essel Propack, the company that makes tubes for cosmetic and personal care items at Airside Industrial Park, is about to receive up to $660,000 in incentives for an expansion that was announced nearly three years ago.
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Essel Propack set to receive up to $660,000 in incentives
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A new chapter begins as Dog-Eared Page fills bookstore niche in River District
For Catherine Carter, bringing an independently owned bookstore to Danville less than two weeks ago has already brought its share of rewards.
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Tyson Foods to bring 376 jobs, $300 million in investment to Dan River Region
Tyson Foods will invest $300 million and bring 376 jobs to Cane Creek Centre Industrial Park, Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday. The company will construct a 325,000-square-foot facility where they will cook, season, flash-freeze, package ...
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Danville casino project to exceed $500 million, could add 200 more hotel rooms
It looks like the Caesars Virginia project will be more costly and a little bigger than originally planned. The price tag for the initial $400 million project will likely be more than $100 million higher, said a senior vice president with ...
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Campaign forms to push 1% sales tax in Danville for overhaul of school buildings
Faced with aging school buildings, a group of Danville residents have banded together to push for a 1% sales tax that would fund facility improvements through the system.
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Caesars to receive public input on casino design at meeting Monday in Danville
Residents will be able to give their opinions on what should go into the design of the Caesars Virginia casino project Monday.
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DCC grads machining a future with process that ‘will be around forever’
Precision machining — the art of taking something away from a block of metal to create an end product — remains in high demand and Danville Community College graduates are making about $43,000 or more a year as a starting salary in the industry.
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$17M project to turn old textile executive building into Danville police headquarters is on track, on time
The $17 million project at the former Dan River Inc. executive office building off Memorial Drive is moving along as scheduled and is expected to be complete in March.