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Old Point Financial reports first-quarter profit
Hampton-based Old Point Financial Corp. reported a first-quarter profit of $901,000.
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Fort Norfolk waterfront property for sale
The waterfront area at historic Fort Norfolk in Norfolk is for sale, a real estate company announced.
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Richmond companies to develop downtown Suffolk block
Two Richmond development companies plan on investing more than $8 million to transform a Suffolk city block into a mixed-use development.
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Hampton Roads community developer celebrates 40 years
A developer of communities in Isle of Wight, Smithfield, Suffolk and Williamsburg celebrates its 40th year.
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Uniquely You salon in Hampton celebrates 23 years
Uniquely You, a full service salon on Mercury Boulevard in Hampton, has been providing customers with expert styling for 23 years.
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Shipyard increasingly profitable for first quarter of 2013
Revenue at the shipyard's parent company, Huntington Ingalls Industry, was flat in first-quarter 2013 earnings report released Wednesday, but earnings per share was a penny better than Wall Street...
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Oyster Pointer editor-publisher tells why she gives back
Sylvia Weinstein embodies the idea that it's not just enough to live and work in the local community, but to find ways to give back as well.
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Virginia workplace deaths up in 2011, report says
Virginia had 127 workplace deaths in 2011, according to an AFL-CIO report released Tuesday.
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Sentara Williamsburg president Bob Graves to retire
YORK - Bob Graves, president of Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center, announced to staff Wednesday that he will retire at the end of the year.
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Peninsula hospital charges vary widely; Medicare releases numbers on 3,000...
On Wednesday, the CMS released FY 2011 numbers regarding what hospitals around the country charge for the 100 most common procedures. Charges varied wildly even within the same geographic region - and...
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New ABC store opens in Virginia Beach
A new Virginia ABC store recently opened in Northampton Crossing Shopping Center, making it the 14th ABC store in Virginia Beach.
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Hampton Roads sees rise in foreclosure activity in April
Foreclosure filings in Hampton Roads increased 5.93 percent in April compared to April last year, according to data released Thursday.
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Ports officials predict financial turnaround
From a $13.7 million loss to $230,000 in the black After years of operating at a loss, the combined budget of the Virginia Port Authority and its nonprofit operator is expected to be in the black,...
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Norfolk Southern optimistic after strong results
Even as coal volumes decline, Norfolk Southern Corp. maintains a positive outlook after marking two "best" revenue years in 2011 and 2012, the Virginian-Pilot reported.
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Better outlook for Green Mountain Coffee after expanded Starbucks deal
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., which opened a production facility in Isle of Wight County, anticipates better earnings for the year after reporting a 42 percent profit increase in its fiscal...
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Williamsburg welcomes microbreweries in new plan
City now allows microbreweriesThe Williamsburg City Council opened the city up to a new type of business -- microbreweries and brew pubs -- with zoning changes.
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Williamsburg Pottery sales not meeting goals; view is long-term, owners say
In the year since the Williamsburg Pottery reopened its doors, shoppers haven't exactly flocked to the scene.
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Virginia Beach mosquito control company opens Richmond franchise
Mosquito Joe in Virginia Beach opened a Richmond franchise in May to break into the area's mosquito control market, Richmond BizSense.com reported.
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Medicare cuts could impact Hampton Roads medical equipment suppliers
Some medical equipment companies in Hampton Roads may not be able to afford providing Medicare-covered supplies if Medicare rates drop in July, the Virginian-Pilot reported.
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Pentagon contract awards shrink in half with federal cuts
The number of Defense Department-awarded contracts fell 52 percent from March to April as sequestration became a reality on March 1, the Washington Post reported.
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