Creekside Behavioral Health committed to care
From left are Creekside CEO Ric McAllister, COO Sarah Peace, CFO Marie Sweetman and Director…
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Investing in our region’s future health
By A.J. Kaufman, Managing Editor Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems (SVCHS) is a group of…
Previewing the Tennessee and Virginia legislative sessions
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger By A.J. Kaufman, Managing Editor TENNESSEE…
BrightRidge powers the region
Jeff Dykes, BrightRidge president & CEO Photo by Bill Derby By A.J. Kaufman, Managing Editor…
A “masterclass in economic development”
Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin leaves a strong legacy after four years in office, especially…
BCS marks official opening of renovated property
The official ribbon is cut Jan. 16 on the BCS property in Gray, Tenn. Photos…
Airport celebrates inaugural Breeze Airways flights, adds Chicago routes
BRIDGE Executive Director John Rose arrives at Dulles Airport via the first Breeze Airways flight…
A national logistics powerhouse for Bioscience — in Johnson City
April Trent, executive director, Global CTM and Facilities Photo by A.J. Kaufman By A.J. Kaufman,…
UVA Wise helps develop historic Inn, receives workforce training grant
IDA Executive Director Brian Falin, left, and UVA Wise Chancellor Donna Henry Photos courtesy of…
Brian Noland enters JA Business Hall of Fame
The ninth president in ETSU history, Noland has led the university to its largest freshman enrollment and highest graduation rates in school history, while also securing record-breaking levels of research funding for the university. On the business and development side, he is a board member for important regional organizations and has overseen several capital projects, including the Martin Center for the Arts.