Cover Story
Pipeline battle
Supporters say project is needed, but it faces stiff resistance
The proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline, stretching from West Virginia through parts of Virginia and to eastern North Carolina, has drawn broad business support and vociferous opposition.
Interview
Liftoff in Lynchburg
Former NASA official sets the course for a new company with a long legacy
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August Interview: Rex Geveden, president and CEO
BWX Technologies Inc., Lynchburg
Opinion
Removal of statue, renaming of parks could hurt city’s business climate
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Letters to the Editor
From This Issue
Money matters
Virginia CFOs offer their wish lists for Congress
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Special Report: 2017 Virginia CFO Awards
Stage curtain company is playing to national audience
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Richmond-based LuXout Stage Curtains s set to start in December on a more than $100,000 contract to produce 23 curtains for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
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Inova accelerator seeks personalized-medicine startups
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The Inova Personalized Health Accelerator (IPHA) is preparing to accept applications from early-stage startups focused on predicting, preventing and treating disease.
Keeping pace with change
UMW equips students with new skills while developing more revenue streams
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College Profile: University of Mary Washington
Monogram plant plays role in parent company’s award
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Monogram Snacks in Martinsville has grown rapidly since its parent company, Monogram Foods, opened the plant in 2009.
Emory & Henry’s students bring new life to old hospital
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Emory & Henry College’s School of Health Sciences
Wholesome Harvest investing $22.1 million in bakery
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Wholesome Harvest Baking plans to invest $22.1 million in new equipment and a new artisan bread production line at its Roanoke plant.
Recruiting talent
The Roanoke region is working to attract and keep millennials
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Roanoke Community Profile
