N.Va. group wins prize for helping abandoned dogs

Richmond Times-Dispatch - Thu Nov 26

Hound dogs and beagles abandoned in rural Virginia counties are finding homes in Arlington County thanks to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue and its supporters on Facebook.

Carlee Berry crowned Princess Snowflake 2009

Progress-Index - Thu Nov 26

21, at Hopewell High School. She is the daughter of Ericka and Christopher Berry of Hopewell.

City Coucil ok's $30 million bonds for wastewater treatment plant

Progress-Index - Thu Nov 19

The city of Hopewell is one major step closer to relocating the primary wasterwater treatment plant.

Landes Strives To Find Jobs

NBC29 - Wed Nov 18

Seven-term delegate Steve Landes says the coming general assembly session will be his toughest yet, with a looming deficit of nearly $3-billion dollars.

Coalition to host series of town hall meetings about proposed 1000-1700 room hotel at Fort Lee

Progress-Index - Wed Nov 18

Linas Kojelis, coordinator of the Greater Tri-Cities Hospitality Coalition, has announced a series of town hall meetings to be held Nov.

Dinwiddie sites draw companies' interest

Progress-Index - Wed Nov 18

County and regional officials say Dinwiddie County is attracting serious interest from companies interested in locating there, including three health care companies that are interested in helping the county cure its shortage of medical service providers.

Area Business Owners Assess Nor'Easter Damage

WTVR Richmond - Fri Nov 13

Ida will long be remembered for catching many people off guard, as the coast of Virginia floods and the James River overflows its banks.

Route 10 Richmond Area's Biggest Problem

WRVA-AM Richmond - Thu Nov 12

Richmond, Va. We could see another 2-3 inches of rain before this storm ends. National Weather Service forecaster Brian Hurley says Metro Richmond has received 3-4 inches of rain over the last 48 hours.

Virginia Is Innovating for Success

Richmond Times-Dispatch - Sat Oct 31

BLACKSBURG The recession and resulting loss of jobs and business activity present state leaders with a unique set of challenges to attract and retain top industries and generate new high-paying jobs for our citizens.

Jury Weighs Murder

Alexandria Gazette-Packet - Thu Oct 29

Prosecutors use DNA evidence and security camera footage to make their case. By Michael Lee Pope Thursday, October 29, 2009 Every morning, a black sedan picks up the chief of naval operations at his home and drives him to his office at the Pentagon.