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20-year-old woman, 17-year-old boy hurt in South Boston shooting

A woman and a teenage boy were hurt in a shooting in South Boston on Monday night, according to police.

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT


Pulaski leaders looking to increase population to 40,000 by 2030

The plan features better housing and improving infrastructure to help attract and retain businesses in the area

Danville wants your input on tourism in the area, extends survey deadline

On Thursday, the Danville Office of Economic Development & Tourism announced that they are extending the deadline for their 2022 Tourism Survey.

Lynchburg City Council approves over $700,000 in grants to redevelop neighborhoods

The annual grants are funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for different projects, including public service activities and housing.

Demolition of former Campbell Court bus station location to develop multi-use space

The demolition site will eventually turn into house apartments, retail stores, and more.

New businesses providing a boost for the Town of Buchanan

Buchanan recently welcomed three new businesses to downtown including Faithful Country Creations, Gateway Real Estate, and a new restaurant, Tammie’s Place.

Upper James River Center coming soon in Lynchburg

The project includes a new trail, improvements to the existing building, an outdoor classroom and a new landing for safe and easy access.

Gov. Northam attends Tyson Foods groundbreaking in Pittsylvania County

Construction is expected to start within the next few months and be finished in early 2023.

First-ever Indian health service clinic coming to Madison Heights in Amherst County

Virginia is getting its first Indian health service clinic.

Roanoke mayoral candidate promises to pursue Evans Spring development if elected

ROANOKE, Va. There may still be hope for a project canceled earlier this year that was expected to bring 1,600 jobs to Roanoke. At a news conference Tuesday, Roanoke mayoral candidate David Bowers said if he is elected in November he will do everything he can to make the project happen. We need both a development on that Evans Spring site and one that is compatible to the next door neighborhood. This is not urban renewal, it is economic development. As we seek to repair any damage to our Black citizens due to urban renewal, lets have a plan.

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Sen. Tim Kaine tours downtown Danville to better understand citys economic development needs

DANVILLE, Va. Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine met with Danville city officials privately Monday to discuss current and future projects in the city. Sen. Tim Kaine (blue jacket) discusses renovation plans for the 500 block of Craghead St. with developer Rick Barker (light blue shirt). Danville Mayor Alonzo Jones said a big emphasis during the walking tour was on small businesses. How the small businesses are operating and the needs of small businesses, and hear from the small businesses. Kaine said another COVID relief bill will be a top priority for lawmakers when Congress reconvenes later this month.

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