
God's Storehouse Names Suzie Vaughan Executive Director
Vaughan will train alongside Karen Harris, who retires Jan. 29 after 14 years leading the Danville food pantry.
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Should your community spend more on food pantries as demand grows?
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Vaughan will train alongside Karen Harris, who retires Jan. 29 after 14 years leading the Danville food pantry.
Live Poll
Should your community spend more on food pantries as demand grows?
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Do you trust large food companies to keep manufacturing jobs in local communities?
The closure eliminates 251 jobs as the company consolidates operations in New England.

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Do you trust local community banks to invest in your area?
The new Riverside branch will be built beside the existing location, which stays open until the new building opens.

The Danville-based foundation celebrated its three-decade milestone at an appreciation luncheon honoring its first major donor.

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Should the U.S. prioritize expanding domestic industrial capacity to improve national military readiness?
Officials toured the Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence to evaluate progress in ship repair capabilities.

The newly created role will support the institute's president as a senior strategic partner.
This section follows store and restaurant openings and closures, expansions and layoffs, leasing and development projects, and the small businesses working the city's commercial districts. Coverage runs across the city and into the communities around it wherever a business story crosses those lines. Retail vacancies and new construction surface as often as hiring news does. Healthcare, logistics and manufacturing are the sectors most often behind a Danville business story.