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Consumer Reports | How to save on manufactured home, tiny home insurance
Read full article: Consumer Reports | How to save on manufactured home, tiny home insuranceThere’s no doubt manufactured and tiny homes are significantly cheaper than traditional homes, but there’s often a surprise after the purchase: insurance can cost twice as much. 10 News is working for you to reveal ways to get a lower premium.
Wells Fargo to become largest employer in Roanoke County with $87M customer support center expansion
Read full article: Wells Fargo to become largest employer in Roanoke County with $87M customer support center expansionGov. Glenn Youngkin announced on Tuesday that Wells Fargo is set to invest $87 million to modernize and expand its customer support center in Roanoke County.
Why financial experts believe the most recent interest rate hike is a good sign
Read full article: Why financial experts believe the most recent interest rate hike is a good signFinancial experts believe the fact that the most recent interest rate hike was smaller than previous ones, it could mean The Fed is nearing the end of the cycle of rising interest rates.
Gov. Youngkin announces millions in grants for industrial sites across Virginia
Read full article: Gov. Youngkin announces millions in grants for industrial sites across VirginiaGovernor Glenn Youngkin has announced $90 million in development grants for 21 different industrial sites across the state, some of which are in our region.
What would a recession look like? Local experts weigh in on potential recession in 2023
Read full article: What would a recession look like? Local experts weigh in on potential recession in 2023In an attempt to cool the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates again this week, with no signs of relief until 2024. On Friday, inflation clocked in at 7.1 percent.
Montgomery County property value reassessments ‘shock’ residents with an average 30% increase
Read full article: Montgomery County property value reassessments ‘shock’ residents with an average 30% increaseMany people who own property in Montgomery County are voicing their concerns after property value reassessments were mailed out, something that could potentially raise taxes next year.
Gas prices drop, inflation still impacting families in Southwest, Central Virginia
Read full article: Gas prices drop, inflation still impacting families in Southwest, Central VirginiaGas prices are dropping in the Commonwealth, but some families are still struggling to make ends meet due to inflation.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin celebrates $28.8 million manufacturing center in Danville
Read full article: Gov. Glenn Youngkin celebrates $28.8 million manufacturing center in DanvilleMillions of dollars are being invested in Southside in the form of a new manufacturing center, part of which will be home to the US Navy.
Carilion Clinic to introduce program for students who struggle with managing emotions, behavior
Read full article: Carilion Clinic to introduce program for students who struggle with managing emotions, behaviorCarilion Clinic in Roanoke is set to receive $230,000 as part of the donation, which UnitedHealthcare said they’ll use to introduce the Calm and Safe Classrooms counseling program.
Bills or meals: High grocery costs continue to impact families in Southwest Virginia
Read full article: Bills or meals: High grocery costs continue to impact families in Southwest VirginiaWhether it’s dinner for one or you’re feeding a family of six, the cost of groceries is hitting families hard, forcing them to make changes.
Bank of America offers zero down payment, zero closing costs to first-time homebuyers
Read full article: Bank of America offers zero down payment, zero closing costs to first-time homebuyersBank of America is presenting a special offer of a zero down payment and zero closing cost to first-time homebuyers in designated markets, NBC News reports.
Blacksburg launches $4M program for affordable housing
Read full article: Blacksburg launches $4M program for affordable housingOn Monday, the Town of Blacksburg announced the Affordable Housing Development Fund to combat the growing deficit of all housing types, especially those available to low to moderate-income households.
Lynchburg economics professor explains how the Fed interest rate hike could impact you
Read full article: Lynchburg economics professor explains how the Fed interest rate hike could impact youUniversity of Lynchburg economics professor, Gerald Prante, said this most recent interest rate hike is expected to slow the economy down.
Governor Youngkin announces tourism programs to boost economies across Virginia
Read full article: Governor Youngkin announces tourism programs to boost economies across VirginiaOn Monday, the Office of Governor Younkin announced that 27 Virginia communities launched new tourism programs to boost area economies, and at the end of implementation, the communities will also receive a $10,000 grant to assist with future plan development.
Virginia named third in CNBC’s nationwide business ranking, a drop from last year’s first
Read full article: Virginia named third in CNBC’s nationwide business ranking, a drop from last year’s firstVirginia was named CNBC’s “Top State for Business” in 2007, 2009, 2011, 2019, and 2022 according to the Associated Press, but this year’s rankings left Virginia in third, a drop from the previous years of coming out on top.
Big Spring Mill, Inc. closes its doors after 172 years of business
Read full article: Big Spring Mill, Inc. closes its doors after 172 years of businessBig Spring Mill, Inc., widely known for its seasoned flour, will close its doors for the last time in August, Bob Long with Big Spring Mill, Inc. said.
Virginia Senate has mixed reactions to Governor’s proposed gas tax holiday
Read full article: Virginia Senate has mixed reactions to Governor’s proposed gas tax holidayRelief at the pump is the goal for one of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s 38 amendments to Virginia’s two-year state budget. He’s still pushing for a three month gas tax holiday.
Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance presents master redevelopment plan for the old Central Virginia Training Center
Read full article: Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance presents master redevelopment plan for the old Central Virginia Training CenterThe Central Virginia Training Center closed its doors in 2020. The state-owned facility was the county’s largest employer with 1,600 jobs and generated $87 million in annual activity.
Local officials ask public’s input to revitalize Central Virginia Training Center
Read full article: Local officials ask public’s input to revitalize Central Virginia Training CenterAMHERST COUNTY, Va. – With nearly 350 acres in Amherst County, the Central Virginia Training Center is currently vacant, but you can voice your opinion on what should happen to it through a new website. “A lot of people have great ideas, and that’s the point of this process,” said Jeremy Bryant, director of planning and zoning for Amherst County. The tool was part of the plan unveiled Oct. 1 by the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance and Central Virginia District Commission. The training center was dedicated to serving people with developmental disabilities. “Folks have been very touched by the Central Virginia Training Center in so many different ways, and I think there’s a lot of hunger for change to see that property really revitalized,” said Victoria Hanson, executive director of Amherst County Economic Development Authority.