In the News
Multi-track strategy on JFCOM
Aug 26 2010
Senator Warner met with local, state and federal officeholders from across Hampton Roads today to help craft a responsible and focused strategy in response to a recent Pentagon proposal to close-down the military's Joint Forces Command, or JFCOM, in Portsmouth.
Trade, the economy and energy in Southeast
Aug 26 2010
Trade, the economy and energy were on the agenda today as Senator Warner visited several communities and businesses in Hampton Roads and southeastern Virginia.
Warner, local officials meet on JFCOM
Aug 26 2010
WAVY-10 discusses Senator Warner's meeting with Hampton Roads elected officials on the proposed closure of the Joint Forces Command.
The Suffolk News-Herald reports on Senator Warner's meeting with Hampton Roads elected officials on the proposed closing of the Joint Forces Command.
Virginia has been awarded more than $26 million for three projects that will expand broadband access in rural areas. These projects will create at least 200 jobs in the near term, and build-out a high-speed Internet platform for additional economic activity in the future.
NVTC Members Stand Tall for Arlington Cemetery
As the U.S. Army addresses a sweeping scandal involving records keeping and other problems at Arlington National Cemetery, NVTC member organizations step up to help.
Aug 07 2010
DC Tech Source discusses a deal brokered by Senator Warner which will allow the Northern Virginian Technology Council to help address problems at Arlington National Cemetery.
The Washington Post reports on Senator Warner and the Northern Virginia Technology Council's effort to help update antiquated records at Arlington National Cemetery.
Finally, good news for Arlington
Aug 06 2010
The Army today accepted an offer from the Northern Virginia Technology Council to assess information technology challenges to Arlington National Cemetery.
Boosting U.S. manufacturing
Aug 05 2010
In the past decade or more, the United States has produced more financial engineers than industrial engineers, and our nation's lack of a coherent manufacturing strategy is threatening our ability to compete.
Day 2: SW Va RAM Clinic, tourism and FloydFest
Jul 24 2010
Our second day in southwest Virginia started with a hearty “thank you” for the hundreds of volunteers, dentists, doctors and nurses who run the Remote Area Medical “Mission of Mercy” in Wise County each year.
