Tad Dickens is a technology reporter for Cardinal News. He covers a diverse range of topics including telecommunications, transportation, and renewable energy, while also delving into the arts and music scene. Tad's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Roanoke Times, The Daily Progress, and Central Virginia Media Group.
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By: Tad Dickens
Plus: An ARC grant will fund a Radford University study on AI and workforce development.
Mayor L.C. Jones has sued the law firm Sands Anderson and council member Aaron Rawls on counts including defamation. Aretha Ferrell-Benavides' suit against the city of Martinsville, Sands Anderson and Rawls includes allegations of discrimination, hostile work environment and retaliation by the city, and defamation against Rawls and Sands Anderson.
A new dressing room and restroom area are being constructed underground, adjacent to the Roanoke theater's new green room.
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RiverStreet Networks is seeking financing to complete internet service to nearly 40,000 locations in Southwest and Central Virginia. In Bedford County, where RiverStreet has about 950 locations left to serve, local officials say there has been no new work in about a year.
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Plus: The Roanoke Blacksburg Technology Council offers Ecosystem Navigator office hours.
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Plus: Jefferson Lab Data Center will provide research boon to Virginia Tech, professor says.
The company, formerly headquartered in Roanoke, had recently settled a class-action lawsuit for $7.3 million, after plaintiffs alleged securities fraud.
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Plus: Energy Department gives Virginia Tech $2.8 million for a project to improve energy transmission; Smyth, Washington counties receive GO Virginia grant for shared industrial park.
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Hi and welcome to another edition of Tech Briefs, Cardinal News' weekly roundup of items covering the digital and life sciences landscapes. We go live on Wednesdays.
By: Tad Dickens
Roanoke-based Code One Training Solutions currently has 112 remote training locations. Its owners want to expand nationwide.
