Real estate firm’s deal with national company to focus on technology, social media to sell houses

By Bryan McKenzie, The Daily Progress, April 8, 2010
Officials of Real Estate III announced their franchise with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate at a meeting with its 200 agents at the Paramount Theater on Thursday. The company will be known as Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate III. READ MORE

Agency to bring $64 million in salaries to region

By Bryan McKenzie, www.dailyprogress.com, November 22, 2009
When the Defense Intelligence Agency brings an estimated 800 employees to Rivanna Station in September, it will join the nearly $110 million defense-related industry already headquartered in Central Virginia. READ MORE

Local NGIC to create jobs, chamber expo told

Bryan McKenzie, Daily Progress, October 22, 2009
They’re well trained, well paid, ready to join and may even bring a passel of jobs for local residents along with them. READ MORE

Regal cinema plans expansion

By Brian McNeill, www.dailyprogress.com, Published: May 2, 2009
Like many Charlottesville residents, Josh Handon occasionally drives an hour to Richmond to watch summer blockbusters at Short Pump’s movie theater that boasts big screens and stadium seating. READ MORE

What does the future hold on the Old Trail?

By McGregor McCance, Daily Progress, Published: April 27, 2009,
Four years ago, Albemarle County gave the green light for one of Central Virginia’s most ambitious planned developments — the Old Trail Village just outside Crozet. READ MORE

Minor faces foreclosure on Landmark

By Brian McNeill, Published: March 26, 2009, www.DailyProgress.com
Will the Georgia-based bank financing the stalled Landmark Hotel project on the Downtown Mall foreclose on the half-finished 10-story property? READ MORE

George Jones, David Byrne headed to Pavilion

By Jane Norris, Published: March 23, 2009, Daily Progress
Same as it ever was? Nope — there will be new shows to enjoy this summer in Charlottesville. And, yes, Mr. Jones, we still care. READ MORE

Medical students discover where they’ll hone their skills

By Bryan McKenzie, Daily Progress, Published: March 20, 2009

More than 130 University of Virginia medical students crowded the old medical school auditorium Thursday, waiting for high noon to find their places in American medicine. READ MORE

County eyes upping developer fees

By Brian McNeill, Daily Progress, Published: March 11, 2009
The Albemarle County Planning Commission endorsed a proposal Tuesday night that would dramatically increase an array of fees paid by real-estate developers. READ MORE