Cover Story
Time for a life
More employees seek flexible schedules
Best Places to Work in Virginia
Interview
The go-to guy
Haymore has worked to boost state’s economy under three governors
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February Interview with Todd Haymore, Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Richmond
Opinion
From This Issue
Celebrating women’s education
Hollins University blends liberal arts and job preparation
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University Profile: Hollins University
A new king in the peanut capital?
Coffee and tea operations make city’s economy perk
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Suffolk Community Profile
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Virginia Wesleyan College charts course for growth
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Norfolk-based Virginia Wesleyan College’s newly unveiled 10-year master plan focuses on increasing enrollment and adding new facilities.
Staunton groups work on plans for innovation lab
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Staunton Creative Community Fund (SCCF) plans to create an innovation lab, tentatively called The Reactor, to provide a place for entrepreneurs to get financial, educational and technical assistance in getting startup companies off the ground.
Economic potential seen in drone ‘flying circus’
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Stone Blue Airlines’ Flying Circus FPV Festival started four years ago in Wise.
Tennessee veterinary school crosses state lines
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The Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine is the newest vet school in Tennessee — and in Virginia. In fact, it’s the newest in the country.
Snagajob founder talks about new startup
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Snagajob founder Shawn Boyer is back with a new startup, DieHappy, an app that he describes as being “similar to Facebook but more intentional and intimate.”
Bonus bonanza
Companies reward top performers with extra cash and trips
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Best Places to Work: Companies reward top performers with extra cash and trips
Getting back on track
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Major projects are going up while industry struggles to find enough workers.
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Chase apologizes to Va. Senate 'if I offended any one of you'; censure still in play
$125M pharma manufacturing plant coming to Petersburg
Local officials slam Northam administration's COVID vaccine rollout
Va. unemployment claims remain high, but new claims drop
