| Model Toast: Henry Ford Museum buys local collection (The Hook) |
| Kelly and Eric Norcross gave up on the Toaster Museum, but opened a B&B. FILE PHOTO BY JEN FARIELLO Eric and Kelly Norcross might have left Charlottesville feeling a little burned after failing in their multi-year effort to open a toaster museum in their Belmont home, but at last there’s some good news for lovers of the [...] |
| 12/01/2008 |
| People In Business (The Morning News) |
| • Crye-Leike Realtors has named Joseph Hudack as vice president and managing broker of Crye-Leike Commercial and Property Management Division in Northwest Arkansas. Hudack will be based out of the Crye-Leike's Regional Headquarters at 3469 West Walnut in Rogers. Prior to joining Crye-Leike, Hudack owned and managed his own real estate and development company. Hudack's career in real estate began ... |
| 11/24/2008 |
| Pumped up: County water guru says numbers inflated (The Hook) |
| Despite university and other local growth, demand fell after the 2002 drought and never fully rebounded. DATA: RIVANNA WATER & SEWER AUTHORITY By issuing a letter in which he blasts the very foundation of the community’s controversial 50-year water supply project, Albemarle County’s top water manager, Greg Harper, has committed such apostasy that he has found himself [...] |
| 11/24/2008 |
| Minor difficulties: Hotel owner, bank at odds (The Hook) |
| Just a year before Halsey Minor stepped down as CEO of Cnet in 2000, the tech industry news website he founded in 1992, Fortune estimated his net worth to be $394.1 million. FILE PHOTO BY JAY KUHLMANN Charlottesville’s most-hotly anticipated building project, the Landmark Hotel, has erupted into controversy, as $24 million in bank loans disappeared last [...] |
| 11/18/2008 |
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