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
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July Interview: Jennifer Boykin, president, Newport News Shipbuilding
Opinion
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A ‘working community’
Diverse student body shapes college’s culture
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College Profile: John Tyler Community College
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Company trains drone operators to keep the skies safe
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DroneUp, can help keep order in the skies while permitting unmanned aircraft systems, or drones, to perform community service.
Innovation center taking shape in downtown Staunton
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The entrepreneurial atmosphere at Staunton Innovation Hub is intended to help fledgling companies and nonprofits take shape and grow.
Alexandria prepares to cope with Metro disruption
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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.
Farmville’s Hotel Weyanoke reopens with 70 guest rooms
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Historic Hotel Weyanoke in Farmville is reopening.
CapTech sustains growth by keeping clients competitive
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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
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Alpha Natural Resources and Contura Energy plan to get together again.
MOVA plans to recycle components from exhaust
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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
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Rising number of women veterans reflects their increasing participation in the military
