The Pittsylvania County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) last night approved a construction contract and amended facility lease for the Staunton River Plastics, Inc. manufacturing facility at the Southern Virginia Multimodal Park in Hurt ...
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Construction contract, lease approved for Staunton River Plastics
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Danville Planning Commission recommends creation of casino district
The commission voted to amend Chapter 41 of the city code to add article 3.V Casino Entertainment (C-E). The article addresses the district purpose, permitted uses, uses permitted by special use permit, lot size requirements, bulk regulations, ...
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IDA donates Union Street park property to city
During their meeting on Tuesday morning, Danville’s Industrial Development Authority (IDA) approved the donation of the pocket park located on South Union Street to the City of Danville.
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More than 100 high-end apartments planned for River District
Garrett Shifflett and Ross Fickenscher, who brought Pemberton Lofts, The Continental, Ballad Brewing and other projects to the River District, plan to bring 115 high-end apartment units to Craghead Street in Danville.
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After survey, three concepts for downtown Danville property will go back before community
Danville officials now plan to seek proposals from architectural firms to develop three renderings of possible future uses of the site based on the results of a survey the city conducted in November and December.
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Sovah Health-Danville spending $12 million to expand emergency department
Sovah Health announced Tuesday a $12 million renovation to expand the size of its emergency department in Danville by 50%. Officials announced the project during a ceremony in the parking lot across the street from the hospital's emergency room ...
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Caesars Virginia picks architect for Schoolfield casino project
Caesars Entertainment has selected an architect for its $400 million Caesars Virginia casino project at the former Dan River Inc. site in Schoolfield. The firm, Marnell Companies, is based in Las Vegas and has been behind casino/hotel and ...
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Launch Place invests $150,000 in N.C. company offering technology for drug inventory
The Launch Place has invested $150,000 in a company that offers technology for drug inventory management. The money is for Winston-Salem, N.C.-based OrbitalRX, which provides a drug-shortage management platform for hospital pharmacies in the ...