Cover Story
The home for drones?
Virginia wants to become ‘the Silicon Valley’ for unmanned vehicles
The FAA has issued long-awaited regulations governing commercial drones.
Opinion
From This Issue
The ‘iron triangle’
Published
U.Va. controversy points to conflicting choices at public universities
Changing the face of commercial real estate
Published
Some companies roll out initiatives to make the workforce more diverse
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A vision comes to pass
Liberty University has transformed itself into Virginia’s biggest school
Published
Liberty University has grown into a major institution of higher education.
More than numbers
This COO is data and people driven
Published
Real Estate People profile of Krissy Gathright, executive vice president and COO, Apple Hospitality REIT Inc.
Welcome to the agrihood
Published
Willowsford’s 300-acre farm makes it the quintessential farm-to-table community
FOLLOWUP: Program promoting the hiring of veterans nears its target
Published
Followup of Virginia Values Veterans story
Trend tracker
Published
Shenandoah Valley regional projects capitalize on interest in beer, bourbon and solar power
Manufacturing hub slated for Danville area
Published
Kyocera SGS Precision Tool Inc., a maker of high-performance cutting tools, is setting up a manufacturing hub in Danville.
Medical school to become Tech’s ninth college
Published
The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine in Roanoke will become part of Virginia Tech in about two years.
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