• Roofing Supply Group adds second Hampton Roads location
• Committee forms to help select Virginia Tech’s next president
• Two new tenants sign on at Deep Run III in Henrico County
• Town Point Club renews lease at World Trade Center in Norfolk
James Madison University rose to 19th in the list of 100 best values among four-year public colleges from Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. Last year JMU was 21st, and 28th in 2009. Other Virginia universities making the list were the University of Virginia (third); the College of William and Mary (fourth); Virginia Tech (24th); the University of Mary Washington (26th); and George Mason University (61st). (Daily News-Record)
Construction has begun on the new Page Health Care Medical Office Building in Luray. The 19,000-square-foot facility will include 21 examination rooms. It is being built across the parking lot from Page Memorial Hospital. (Northern Virginia Daily)
Radium Inc., a Waynesboro company that installs equipment in nuclear plants, received a patent for a full-body protective suit to be used in nuclear power plants. The suit is more tear-resistant than suits now in use and has an air-purifying device. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Trex Co., a Winchester producer of decking components for the home, released DeckWorks, a software plug-in for the Vectorworks platform that allows designers and architects to create their designs and output realistic 3-D renderings of outdoor living spaces. The company also received a first-place ranking in Peninsula Publishing’s latest brand preference survey, as the most recognized brand name in the decking category. (Business Wire)
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