Heading into the new week, Patch highlights the previous week's top business stories from across Virginia. Below is a roundup of those stories. You can catch up on other business news by clicking here.
NoVA's office vacancy rate dropped slightly year on year, with the city outperforming the region in filling space.
VHC Health's new NoVA facility will combine emergency and urgent care and is expected to open in early 2027.
The Virginia congressman has put together a package of four bills he says will help regulate and mitigate the impact of new data centers.
Bob's Discount Furniture celebrated its VA grand opening with a ribbon cutting and $5,000 in donations to local groups.
Virginia is collecting acorns and nuts to grow future trees, with 25 designated drop-off locations accepting donations through Oct. 11.
See the cars, trucks and motorcycles that took top honors at NoVA's 27th annual Labor Day Car Show.
YIMBYs of NoVA will host a NoVA meeting with project information, a developer Q&A and help preparing public testimony.
Four NoVA students created an award-winning drone system to help farmers identify crop blights sooner.
The NoVA resident will direct the new Virginia Digital Services team, tasked with improving online services and fighting IT waste.
One adjustment from the older workflow: I featured the office vacancy, rideshare and VHC construction stories in the introduction rather than hemp, ice cream and data centers because those are the three priorities you specified for this edition.
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