Cover Story
Shifting trade winds
Virginia companies try to avoid being capsized by tariffs
Companies worried about a possible trade war are importing more goods, building their inventories before more tariffs take effect.
Interview
A deal-maker
Secretary draws on his experience with economic development projects
September Interview: Brian Ball, Virginia secretary of commerce and trade, Richmond
Opinion
You don’t have to take the bad
Our View
Danville refuses to be debate talking point
InsideView from the Editor
From This Issue
Combating the opioid crisis
Addiction is costing Virginia about $1.4 billion a year
Offering a helping hand
Pro-bono programs assist people who can’t afford to hire attorneys
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Followups – September 2018
Followups
A healthier state?
Virginia is preparing for Medicaid expansion on Jan. 1
Out & About – Meet the Editors Hampton
Out & About
An architect of a rebuilt city
VCU’s construction boom began during Richmond’s low ebb
University Profile: Virginia Commonwealth University
Fort Monroe Authority seeks redevelopment partners
Fort Monroe now is being redeveloped as a mixed-use community.
Project aims to address nursing shortage in rural areas
The James Madison University School of Nursing is training nursing students in the Undergraduate Primary Care and Rural Education Project (UPCARE).
Four-year-old Belle Isle Moonshine sees rapid growth
Belle Isle Moonshine has grown to become the fifth-largest craft distillery in Virginia by volume.