The Virginia Economic Review recently featured an article titled, “Electric Trucks, Connected Vehicles Disrupt Auto Industry,” which highlights two local electric vehicle manufacturers in the NRV.
According to Virginia Business Magazine, Modea, Aeroprobe and Community Housing Partners (CHP) are some of the of the best places to work in Virginia.
Floyd County, VA –The Floyd County EDA will receive nearly $1 million in Applachian Regional Commission funding for site development.
NRV Commerce Park recently won a $300,000 grant for site development. The grant was awarded to Pulaski County through VEDP’s Virginia Business Ready Sites Program.
Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Phoenix Hardwoods, Inc., an artisan manufacturer of high-quality furniture and home goods made exclusively from Virginia-grown hardwoods, will expand its production facility in the county and open a new retail storefront in the historic Farmer Supply store in the heart of downtown Floyd.
The NRV won many accolades and awards during 2021 and was honored as premier place to live, work, and do business.
Recap this eventful year with a list of the ten most popular posts published in 2021 on TheNRV.org.
The VTCRC announced that GO Virginia has awarded the research park a grant to create new lab space in the region.
The U.S. EDA has named a Virginia Tech proposal as a finalist for the Build Back Better Regional Challenge.
Pulaski County companies Patton Logistics and Volvo Trucks North America are collaborating on a unique solution to improve the energy efficiency of logistics and delivery.
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