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VDH reports first child COVID-19 death in Va.
Teen was resident in Southside Health District
The Virginia Department of Health on Friday announced the first COVID-19 death of a child under the age of 19 in the commonwealth. The adolescent was a resident in the Southside Health District, which covers Brunswick, Halifax and Mecklenburg counties, but VDH said it would not disclose further information about the teenager due to privacy
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Call center company to expand Martinsville, Stuart operations
The Results Cos. to add 400+ jobs in Va. by end of year
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based call center company The Results Cos. announced Friday it would add approximately 288 jobs to its Martinsville location and 118 to its Stuart location by the end of the year. All positions will be full-time job opportunities in the call centers with wages of $11.50 to $13.50 per hour, dependent upon location
Caesars officially signs on to develop Danville casino
Company guarantees $5M in gaming tax revenue each year if voters approve project
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By signing a legally binding development agreement Thursday for a resort casino at the former Dan River Mills industrial complex in Schoolfield, Caesars Entertainment Corp. has guaranteed a minimum of $5 million in gaming tax revenue each year the casino is in operation. Voters will decide in November whether the project will move forward. “Caesars
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Danville warehouse sells for $1.625M
112,422-square-foot warehouse to be used as manufacturing facility
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A warehouse building in Danville has sold for $1.625 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced last week. Located at 2117 Halifax Road across Route 58 from the Danville Regional Airport, the Limborgh II Warehouse will be used as a manufacturing facility for wood storage sheds and barns. Lowder Builders LLC purchased the 112,422-square-foot warehouse
Parking lot hot spots succeed at PHCC
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Administrators at Patrick Henry Community College hustled to install Wi-Fi hot spots in its parking lots in March when the college closed due to the coronavirus. Since many of the college’s students live in rural areas without access to broadband, creating these hot spots became an immediate need when the pandemic crisis hit, explains PHCC
Martinsville apartment complex sells for $2.52M
Wellington Manor Apartments is located off U.S. 58
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An apartment complex in Martinsville sold for $2.525 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced Thursday. Located at 16 Molly Circle, the Wellington Manor Apartments includes 62 town house-style units. The property was sold by TP Two LLC and Wellington Inc. to Wellington Manor Apartments LLC. The complex is located directly off of U.S. Route
COVID-19 cases surpass 100,000 in Virginia
State meets benchmark as nation passes 5 million cases
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Virginia has now recorded more than 100,000 cases of COVID-19 since it started tracking the coronavirus in February, the Virginia Department of Health recorded Monday. The state has 100,749 confirmed and probable cases, up 7,643 from Aug. 3. Virginia’s number of deaths went up by 109 last week to 2,327, and the statewide positivity rate
Danville voters: yes or no to a casino?
Casino gaming referendum to be on Nov. 3 General Election ballot
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Danville Circuit Court Judge Joseph Milam on Friday issued an order that will officially place a local referendum on casino gaming on the Nov. 3 General Election ballot in Danville. Caesars Virginia, a subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment Corp., plans to construct and operate a $400 million casino at the former Dan River Mills industrial complex
Virginia sees 136 COVID-19 deaths last week, higher than previous weeks
Number of new cases is slightly down, with 7,034 recorded last week.
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The number of new COVID-19 cases in Virginia went up by 7,034 last week, a decrease from the previous week, but the number of new virus-related deaths rose by 136, a higher rate than in recent weeks. The Virginia Department of Health reported Monday, Aug. 3 that there are 93,106 coronavirus cases statewide and 2,218
Va. Main Street Merit Award winners announced
Va. Dept. of Housing and Community Development recognizes top business projects
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The Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) on Thursday announced the 2020 Virginia Main Street Merit Award winners, with businesses and projects in the Shenandoah Valley and Northern, Southern and Southwest Virginia recognized. Below are the 2020 award recipients: Best Downtown Public Improvement Project: town of St. Paul for the Downtown Comprehensive Infrastructure