Soil testing and wetland mitigation efforts are needed to ensure that future site work goes smoothly.
Grace Mamon
Grace Mamon is a reporter for Cardinal News. Reach her at grace@cardinalnews.org or 540-369-5464.
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Danville’s inaugural marathon attracts runners from across the nation and sparks local enthusiasm
Hundreds of out-of-state and local runners will race in Danville this weekend, trying to qualify for the Boston Marathon.
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Danville City Council to consider 3 budget amendments related to the regional airport
Among the items that the council will discuss on Tuesday is a $100,000 state grant that would help pay for repairs and equipment.
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Violence at home in Haiti and the promise of a good job brought them to Danville. They don’t know where they’ll go now.
Danville has a small cluster of Haitian residents who are grappling with the federal government’s recent decisions on immigration.
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Report on summer energy efficiency presented to Danville utility commission on Monday
The department has gathered feedback to develop ways to curb high energy use in the summer.
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Family shares ‘a bit of hope’ on Vogler’s recovery
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler, who sustained severe burns over much of his body in an attack last month, remains in critical condition but recently was able to stand up, and is no longer on a ventilator all the time, his wife said.
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Danville council to vote Tuesday on grant to help local arts organizations
Local arts organizations that apply will be eligible to receive part of a grant awarded to the city by the Virginia Commission for the Arts.
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UK friend of man charged with attack on Vogler says he had sought mental health counseling before assault
Shotsie Buck-Hayes moved to Danville from England in 2020. His friends back home say he was smart and compassionate, but somewhat troubled.
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Danville to approve plans on Tuesday to buy land for whitewater channel from Industrial Development Authority
The IDA will consider the sale of a parcel along the Dan River for this project at its Tuesday meeting.
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Vogler expected to remain hospitalized for 6 months; fundraiser tops $100K goal
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler was attacked last week and burned over more than half his body. He remains in critical condition at UNC-Chapel Hill.
