Economy

The expansion is expected to begin in April. It will add capacity for two existing medium-duty truck lines and for the company’s emerging medium-duty electric truck line.

Property at The Greenbrier Sporting Club, owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, is set for auction next month as Carter Bank & Trust seeks to recover more than $300 million in unpaid loans, interest and fees.

The move comes as Carter Bank & Trust says it will “aggressively” pursue more than $300 million owed by the family of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and the family’s businesses.

The device, scheduled for release on Friday, will mix machines with real life, in 3D. Two Virginia Tech professors have developed a technology that they say would address a key privacy concern.

About 300 people packed an informational meeting Monday night, voicing concerns about smell, traffic and property values. The developer said the landfill would be clean and safe, and would save the surrounding localities hundreds of thousands of dollars.

John Hagy, a Roanoke native, returns home to run the Regional Accelerator and Mentoring Program.

The ruling this month follows a $1.4 million award in 2021 related to the company violating federal regulations requiring sufficient notice of mass layoffs and closures.

The landfill is proposed for a section of the old Moss No. 3 coal prep plant site. The plan has drawn opposition from some residents who say they fear it would result in harmful emissions, odor and noise.

The opinion marks the latest development in a yearslong dispute between Martinsville-based Carter Bank & Trust and the family of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice.

Schock GmbH, a German company, had planned to invest $85 million on its North American headquarters in a county industrial park.