123 South Union, LLC today announced plans to redevelop the former Knights of Pythias (119-121 South Union Street) and Register & Bee buildings (123 South Union Street) into a luxury hospitality concept. Once completed, the two properties ...
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Hospitality project creates buzz in River District
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Expansion to bring new Danville jobs as hair and beauty care products, pharmaceuticals drive growth for Essel Propack
Essel Propack officials have ambitious plans for its facility in Danville. “We want to become the Amazon of tubes,” said Parag Chaturvedi, the India-based company’s head of operation in the United States. Essel Propack is investing $31.2 million ...
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With help of clicks, Danville lands $150,000 preservation grant
Despite flooding and power outages, Danville managed to remain among the top 10 in a national online voting campaign through its end Friday. Partners in Preservation — the national campaign’s creators, based in Washington, D.C. — announced ...
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N.C. company to relocate in Danville, bring 65 new jobs
Danville Mayor Alonzo Jones noted the irony of textiles returning to Danville on Tuesday, given the region’s history with the industry, while announcing a business promising jobs in the eastern part of the city. BGF Industries — a subsidiary of ...
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Truck Series champ Todd Bodine enters SVRA Charity Pro-Am at VIR
By: SVRA | September 13, 2018 7:43 AM Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) announced today that two-time NASCAR Truck Series champion and Fox Sports analyst Todd Bodine will be in the starting lineup for the “American Racing Legends ...
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More apartments, commercial space in works for Danville’s River District
The Danville Planning Commission recommended approval of 46 new apartment units and commercial space in the 500 block of Lynn Street and a community garden next to God’s Storehouse during its meeting Monday afternoon. Ross Fickenscher and ...
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Editorial: Stewart is wrong about Danville. It’s actually a success story.
Editorial: Stewart is wrong about Danville. It's actually a success story.
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Leaders from Wisconsin tour city, hoping to take page from book of Danville’s revitalization
Officials from Watertown, Wisconsin, visited Danville on Monday to get some pointers on how to revitalize their city — including hoped-for construction of a new YMCA. Watertown is up against similar challenges Danville had several years ago and ...