Recent Blog Posts
The Academy Center of the Arts is More Than Just a Cultural Hub for the Lynchburg Region
James Black The Academy Center of the Arts is Lynchburg’s cultural hub and entertainment center. First established in 1905, the organization grew over the next…
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Member Monday: Perry Pools & Spas
James Black Need to take a big splash into summer? Look no further than Perry Pools & Spas, the only second-generation, family-owned, and operated premier…
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Goodwill Industries of the Valleys: Leading the Way in Giving Back to the Lynchburg Region
James Black Goodwill Industries of the Valleys serves thirty-five counties and fourteen cities throughout Central, Southwest, and Southside Virginia, and their mission is to help…
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Member Monday: Edward Jones – Andrew T. Kappler
James Black It’s well known that we all should have some form of investments. However, investing proposes many questions…What does investing mean? How do I get…
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Why Applying to the Inc. 5000 List Could be a Lucrative Opportunity for Business in the Lynchburg Region
James Black Alerting all businesses in the Lynchburg region! If you made higher profits in 2020 than you did in 2017, then you should consider applying…
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Nonprofit Tuesday: Bower Center Brings Arts to Bedford
James Black For the past fifteen years, the Bower Center for the Arts has brought artistic innovation and creativity to the Lynchburg region. Established in…
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How Innovators Show That the Lynchburg Region is Open for Business
James Black Innovation, as defined by Miriam – Webster, is “the creation of a new idea, method, or device.” Around the Lynchburg region, a diverse collection…
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Member Monday: KD Country Radio
James Black Looking for Central and Southern Virginia’s number one source of classic, country music? Look no further than KD Country, who has been serving…
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The Impact of Virginia’s 2021 Legislative Session and the National COVID – 19 Relief Package
John Putney The 2021 legislative session was the equivalent of spinning plates and juggling chainsaws that had me wishing I had gotten an economics and…
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