Federal pandemic aid is mostly gone, and rising labor and supply costs – and static reimbursement rates – are forcing hospitals to rethink how they provide care. First of a two-part series.
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Averett University partnership will bring the metaverse to campus
Averett University’s recent partnership with Dalrada Financial Corporation will also address sustainability and energy efficiency on campus.
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Halifax to become home to first recycled titanium manufacturing in US
The company will create 108 jobs.
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Danville’s downtown nationally recognized for revitalization
Danville’s River District Association is a semifinalist for the national Great American Main Street award.
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In Pulaski, driving toward the future
Former Volvo exec launches electric truck start-up in Pulaski County. Patrick Collignon talks about how he started Trova Commercial Vehicles, which is converting heavy diesel trucks to electric.
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Growth prompts Danville institute to reorganize
The first president at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research is Telly Tucker, former Danville economic development director.
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How newcomers are reshaping Smith Mountain Lake
Once a vacation community, the lake is now growing a population of full-time residents, and not all are retirees.
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How a Montgomery County farm turned into a destination attraction
Agritourism in Virginia has tripled. Here’s how Sinkland Farms became known for its pumpkins.
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Tech scientists see rare opportunity in Appalachia
Rare earth elements, extracted from coal waste, could help build a new industry.
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What will it take to grow manufacturing in Virginia?
Cardinal News brought Jay Timmons, president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, to Danville to speak about the future of advanced manufacturing.