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The Westlake completes renovations, plans to add new type of grass
$350,000 in renovation to club house finished. Fairways to get Zeon Zoysia grass in June.
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Walgreens plans to open two new Danville stores
Walgreens is opening two full-service stores with drive-through pharmacies in Danville, a company spokesman confirmed.
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Gay pride flag that flew at Fed donated to Valentine
Richmond Fed president says bank is proud the flag sent a "clear message" against discrimination.
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Biz to Go: Virginia launches road-trip tourism campaign
Virginia's newest tourism campaign is focused on getting travelers off their couches and into their cars for an "old-school" road trip.
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Riverside Lanes plans extreme makeover
The new owners of Riverside Lanes are looking for families to come and enjoy bowling.
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Virginia Memorial Day holiday travel should be up slightly
AAA expects Memorial Day holiday travel to be up slightly in Virginia this year.
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Altria to test market new nicotine product in Virginia
The nation's largest tobacco company is planning to test market in Va. a new and unusual smokeless consumer product containing nicotine but no tobacco.
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Smith Mountain Lake sees new businesses popping up
There have been dozens of new businesses to open their doors this past year.
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Battery technology for solar exists, LiFeBatt says
One Danville company emphasizes the battery technology exists for solar projects.
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Dominion Virginia Power cancels Halifax County solar test project
Dominion Virginia Power has canceled its solar test project in Halifax County because of holdups in developing crucial technology.
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Buddy's Home Furnishings names brothers as store leaders in Danville
Buddy’s Home Furnishings, a rent-to-own furniture, appliance and electronics store, has named Pittsylvania County brothers Chris Moran and Drew Moran as director of operations and store manager, respectively.
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Company looks to convert feedstocks into renewable chemicals, fuels
One firm is developing a way to make biomass or biogas into an intermediate gas that can then be used in a variety of products like fuels, plastics or specialty chemicals.
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Melissa Charles: Art a part of new Danville
It’s not unusual to find Melissa Charles at the Union Street Theatre anytime day or night.
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Va. April unemployment held steady at 5.6%
Figures were unchanged from March, but down from the year-ago April rate of 6.2 percent.
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Media General chairman: 'A very bittersweet day'
J. Stewart Bryan III's family has been involved in the newspaper business for 125 years.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys 63 papers including Reidsville Review, Danville Register & Bee
Media General announced today that it is selling 63 newspapers, including the Register & Bee in Danville and the Reidsville Review, Eden News, and Madison Messenger in North Carolina, to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. for $142 million.
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Danville Chick-fil-A donates $1,200+ to cancer association
The Chick-fil-A restaurant on Riverside Drive recognized May as Skin Cancer Awareness Month
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WSLS tracks where local politicans get their money
Nearly 50 percent of campaign money comes from political action committees.
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American National declares cash dividend
American National Bankshares Inc. declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.23 per common share, payable June 15 to shareholders of record June 1.
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Megabytes serves up healthy fare in Danville
Megabytes café with breakfast, lunch and grab-and-go items recently opened in the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research in Danville.
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Health district recognizes nurses
The Pittsylvania-Danville Health District recognized public health nursing staff during National Nurses Week this past week.
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Schewel Furniture Co. celebrates 115th anniversary
Schewel Furniture Co., a retail furniture firm, celebrates its 115th anniversary this month with a host of special events and promotions honoring their family-owned retail furniture business and the customers who have been integral to the company’s success.
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Farm Credit distributes $343,000 in profits
The Chatham branch of Farm Credit mailed customers checks totaling $343,764 in April as it distributed a portion of its 2011 profit.
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JOB TALK: Back to basics is a great place to start
Your time in front of the employer is critical in the job search process.
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Developer: Chatham an 'overlooked' high-end home market
The president of the real estate development firm that plans to bring high-end apartments to Chatham said he hopes construction begins this fall or the spring of 2013.
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