(Posted Monday, Sept. 24) Danville has been selected as one of 20 participants in the National 2018 Partners in Preservation campaign. Visit VoteYourMainStreet.org to secure funding to help preserve properties at 206-208 North Union St. News release from River District Association

(Posted Monday, Sept. 24) Danville is following the shift away from traditional office space to coworking space with the opening of River City Coworking. The site at 101 South Ridge St. offers different levels of member access. Read on...

(Posted Sunday, Sept. 23) A band of thunderstorms producing heavy rain pushed across Danville and the surrounding area late Saturday evening and early Sunday morning. These storms resulted in flash flooding in several areas of the city. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Sept. 20) Final paving is set to begin Friday on the two reconstructed eastbound lanes of Riverside Drive from the bridge over Sandy Creek to Audubon Drive. In addition, the third eastbound lane will be repaved. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Sept. 20) Danville Utilities is warning its customers about a payment scam involving a threat to disconnect service if payment of their utility bill is not made immediately. Households are the target. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 19) The Riverwalk Trail has reopened and signage placed along it to warn of the hazards from the mud and sections still with water on them. Anglers Park and Dan Daniel Memorial Park will reopen at 7.a.m. Thursday. Read on...

(Posted Tuesday, Sept. 18) KYOCERA SGS corporate leaders joined with state and local officials today for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to inaugurate its newly constructed manufacturing and research hub located on Slayton Ave. in the Cyber Park. Read on...

(Posted Monday, Sept. 17) UPDATE: The National Weather Service this afternoon has significantly lowered its river flood projections for the Dan River at all points, including Danville. For Danville, moderate flooding is now expected. Read on...

(Posted Friday, Sept. 14) The Regional Industrial Facility Authority today approved and entered into an option with INDEVPROP LLC for approximately 149 acres located within the northern confines of the Southern Virginia Mega Site. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 12) Parks and Recreation will close the Riverwalk Trail on Friday morning in preparation for Hurricane Florence. While the forecast for Danville has improved, flooding along the Dan River is still expected. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Sept. 5) Danville Utilities will begin on Thursday, Sept. 6, replacing cast iron water and gas mains on Loyal, Wilson and Newton Streets and on side streets between Court Street and Jefferson Avenue and Jefferson Street. Read on...

(Posted Friday, Aug. 31) Secretary of Commerce and Trade Brian Ball joined with state and local leaders today at the Southern Virginia Mega Site at Berry Hill to announce the industrial park is now certified as “infrastructure ready.” Read on...

(Posted Friday, Aug. 31) The Fire Department this summer raised more than $3,000 to purchase school supplies for students of Danville Public Schools. Today, firefighters delivered those supplies to the school system. Read on...

(Posted Thursday, Aug. 30) The Danville Office of Economic Development today announced the creation of a new financing tool to spur redevelopment of high-impact, historic properties located within the River District. Read on...

(Posted Wednesday, Aug. 29) Danville Utilities will hold an electric vehicle ride and drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Community Market. Area residents can test drive vehicles and learn more about the technology. Read on...

(Posted on Tuesday, Aug. 28) The Municipal Building and all other city administrative offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 3, for the Labor Day holiday. The courthouse and the library will be closed. Danville Transit will not operate. Read on...

(Posted Monday, Aug. 27) Danville Utilities has received a peak power alert and requests electric customers to conserve power today from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and on Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Help us beat the peak! Read on...