Cover Story
Homegrown brews
Despite increased competition, Virginia’s craft brewers see room to grow
Interview
Shipshape
The leader of Virginia’s biggest industrial employer is preparing it for a digital transformation
July Interview: Jennifer Boykin, president, Newport News Shipbuilding
Opinion
Budget standoff ends with approval of Medicaid expansion
Medicaid expansion approved
Six-week class was life changing
InsideView from the Editor
From This Issue
A ‘working community’
Diverse student body shapes college’s culture
College Profile: John Tyler Community College
Alexandria prepares to cope with Metro disruption
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced in May that it plans to close all Alexandria-area Metro stations at the beginning of a project that is expected to last several years.
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Farmville’s Hotel Weyanoke reopens with 70 guest rooms
Historic Hotel Weyanoke in Farmville is reopening.
CapTech sustains growth by keeping clients competitive
Richmond-based CapTech, an IT management consulting firm, strives to provide clients with new technological tools that help them stay competitive.
Coal firms created by bankruptcy plan to recombine
Alpha Natural Resources and Contura Energy plan to get together again.
MOVA plans to recycle components from exhaust
Steve Critchfield is the Roanoke-Blacksburg Technology Council Entrepreneur of the Year.
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Rising number of women veterans reflects their increasing participation in the military
Rising number of women veterans reflects their increasing participation in the military
Friend or foe?
New technologies can pose challenges for risk managers
Awaiting the next trade move
Whipsawed by conflicting signals from D.C., Virginia companies prepare for an uncertain future
Longtime Homestead employee dies
Longtime Homestead employee dies