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Daily Progress Readers’ Choice gets makeover
Since the early 2000’s, The Daily Progress has polled its readership on what businesses make this area fabulous. The publication is, and always has been, a tribute to local businesses and the families that make them happen. According to Eric Mayberry, President and Director of Local Sales and Marketing at The Daily Progress, 2022 is gearing up to be the best Readers’ Choice contest to date. “We have initiated several big changes for this year,” Mayberry said. “And those changes are geared toward making
Piedmont Virginia Community College Board to Meet January 12, 2022
Piedmont Virginia Community College Board to Meet January 12 Charlottesville, Va. – January 10, 2022 – The Piedmont Virginia Community College Board will meet Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at 4:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend the meeting, to be held in classroom #M811 in the PVCC main building and by Zoom. Contact Rebecca Parkhill at rparkhill@pvcc.edu for Zoom details. The meeting agenda and materials are available at www.pvcc.edu/college-board-agendas-and-minutes. A sign-up sheet will be
Hantzmon Wiebel CPA and Advisory Services Firm Welcomes Two Partners
On January 1, 2022, Hantzmon Wiebel LLP admits Matthew J. Dean, CPA, CITP, and Monte J. Glanzer, CPA, into the firm partnership, bringing the CPA and advisory services firm to a total of 16 partners. Dean first began his career at Hantzmon Wiebel as an intern in 2005. He currently specializes in audit and accounting services for nonprofit organizations and business advisory services. When asked about the best part of his job, Dean paused briefly to consider his answer and gave the heartfelt reply,
Dominion Energy Solar for Students Program Seeking Additional Applications in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia
Dominion Energy Solar for Students Program Seeking Additional Applications in North Carolina, South Carolina and VirginiaThe Dominion Energy Solar for Students program is soliciting new sites in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Through a Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation grant to the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project, the program offers K-12 students and educators a hands-on learning experience to generate electricity from a solar array installed on grounds accessible to
