John R. Crane is a Reporter at various publications including Martinsville Bulletin Inc and The Roanoke Times. He covers a diverse range of topics such as local economy, real estate development, and social interest, often exploring themes of economic policy and accessibility. John’s work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Greensboro News & Record and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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John Crane's coverage mainly revolves around local news in the Danville, Virginia area. He frequently covers articles related to city development, local businesses, crime, community events and politics. When reaching out to him for potential coverage or pitching relevant stories, consider providing updates on city development projects, profiles of local businesses impacting the community positively, insights into political developments at a local level or updates on significant community initiatives and events within Danville.
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By: John R. Crane Danville
Danville Regional Airport is set to benefit from over $7 million in state and federal funding to develop a new aviation training facility, renovate existing hangars, and construct...
By: John R. Crane
Khaleel Rodgers Jr. reached a plea deal with prosecutors and was sentenced just after his plea Tuesday morning in Danville Circuit Court.
By: John R. Crane
Work to start to test soils at Coleman site
By: John R. Crane
The city of Danville is seeking a firm to perform architectural and engineering services for a project at the former Lou's Antique Mall site.
By: John R. Crane
The Danville Fire Department marked the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks during a ceremony Thursday morning outside its headquarters.
By: John R. Crane
The Danville city councilmen running for the 49th District House of Delegates seat offer diametrically opposed platforms.
By: John R. Crane
City Councilman Lee Vogler can keep his seat until he decides to resign. There is no attendance requirement on Danville City Council.
Family members say Lee Vogler has had what they hope is his last skin graft surgery.
By: John R. Crane Danville
