The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) articles from October 2004

The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) archives from October 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., woman to chair American Bankers Association.
October 1, 2004

Heating oil, natural gas prices expected to rise and impact utility costs.
October 1, 2004

Target supply-chain director pushes partnerships for moving goods at ports.
October 1, 2004

State warns of eating some fish from lakes Trashmore, Whitehurst in Virginia.
October 1, 2004

Sculpture artist installs studio in Suffolk, Va.
October 2, 2004

Norfolk Southern Railway, Canadian Pacific file for trackage rights deal.
October 2, 2004

Smithfield Foods leads industry in 2004 political campaign donations.
October 3, 2004

Norfolk Southern gives funds to candidates to help railroad's agenda.
October 3, 2004

Many Virginia college presidents enjoy perks of deferred compensation plans.
October 4, 2004... Byline: Philip Walzer Oct. 4--Old Dominion University's board last month approved a 15 percent raise for its popular president, Roseann Runte, bumping her annual salary t o $287,500 from $250,512. But that wasn't all. The board...

Virginia's first technology chief must lead major upgrade.
October 4, 2004

Norfolk Southern files lobbying 'wish list' with Congress.
October 4, 2004

Norfolk, Va.-based buyer of consumer debt in default begins to diversify.
October 5, 2004

Downtown Norfolk, Va., office tower has another new owner.
October 5, 2004

Restaurant to stay at Virginia Beach, Va., site for at least 2 years.
October 6, 2004

New housing in Norfolk, Va., reverses migration to suburbs.
October 6, 2004

Home Depot moving into blighted Portsmouth, Va., area with city's help.
October 7, 2004

Suffolk, Va., importer Pak-Al USA wins foreign-trade zone designation.
October 7, 2004

Flu vaccine shortage felt in Norfolk, Va., area.
October 7, 2004

Widow gives Portsmouth, Va., children's museum means to expand collection.
October 7, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., plans to offer more online classes.
October 7, 2004

Walgreens could end up across street from Eckerd in Chesapeake, Va.
October 8, 2004

Oil executive tells Norfolk, Va., conference that prices will stay high.
October 8, 2004

Newport News, Va., firm faces suit for allegedly violating call list.
October 8, 2004

Plan needed to handle lack of flu vaccine, Virginia doctors say.
October 8, 2004

Gold's Gym owners hope to build on former grocery site in Norfolk, Va.
October 8, 2004

Office is poor place to air political passions, experts say.
October 8, 2004

Firm chooses Hampton, Va., area to show off energy drinks, bars.
October 9, 2004

Norfolk, Va., expo features home with invisible fire shield.
October 9, 2004

Norfolk, Va., home expo to return next year.
October 9, 2004

Tiny Williamsburg, Va., organization delivers nonprofit data.
October 10, 2004

Joint Forces Command opens doors to companies' high-tech ideas.
October 11, 2004

Suit alleges Newport News, Va., company violated Do Not Call list.
October 11, 2004

KILL: Williamsburg, Va., endorses merger of economic development agencies.
October 12, 2004

Williamsburg, Va., endorses merger of region's economic development agencies.
October 12, 2004

Virginia-based GuideStar.org delivers data on nonprofits' finances.
October 12, 2004

Early childhood education is good for the economy, analyst says.
October 13, 2004

Virginia to receive more flu vaccine doses.
October 13, 2004

Suffolk, Va., council looks for reasons for denial of housing funds.
October 13, 2004

One of longest privately owned piers on East Coast sits near Norfolk, Va.
October 13, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., council approves theater.
October 13, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., plant benefits from demand for chainsaws.
October 14, 2004

Meeting aims to draw investors to early-stage tech firms in Norfolk, Va., area.
October 14, 2004

Federal budget largely ignores North Carolina dredging projects.
October 14, 2004

Eastern Virginia Medical School seeks state funds for its financial health.
October 14, 2004

Suffolk, Va.-area trash agency's contracts irk several private competitors.
October 14, 2004

Old Dominion University moves closer to $100 million fund raising goal.
October 14, 2004

New Virginia Beach, Va., convention center books big event.
October 15, 2004

Norfolk, Va., area remains vulnerable to defense spending slump, report says.
October 15, 2004

Lockheed Martin creates unique building in Suffolk, Va.
October 15, 2004

Chesapeake, Va., planners belatedly approve construction at airport.
October 15, 2004

Higher home-sales tax pads state coffers in Virginia by $16 million.
October 15, 2004

Income climbs 61 percent for Portsmouth, Va.-based bank.
October 16, 2004

Brothers close Norfolk, Va., bike shop, but have big plans for the future.
October 16, 2004

Norfolk, Va.-based chain of radio stations is target of misguided complaints.
October 16, 2004

Some doctors shun insurance companies.
October 17, 2004

Localities await Supreme Court ruling on eminent domain.
October 17, 2004

Manual transmission is on the skids with automakers.
October 18, 2004

Portsmouth, Va., council talks of restoring seasonal celebrations at Portside.
October 18, 2004

Virginia sues 46 cigarette firms for nonpayment of special fee.
October 18, 2004

Eastern Virginia Medical School lays out lofty goals.
October 18, 2004

Furniture retailer sees potential in challenged Norfolk, Va., neighborhood.
October 19, 2004

Navy makes clothes call.
October 19, 2004

Ruby Tuesday is latest to eye move to Elizabeth City, N.C.
October 19, 2004

Section of downtown Norfolk, Va., comes into focus for redevelopment.
October 19, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., books future conventions for yet-to-be built center.
October 20, 2004

Target gives heave-ho to Salvation Army bell-ringers nationwide.
October 20, 2004

Camaraderie, coffee motivate crew on Navy's newest sub Virginia.
October 20, 2004

Surgical robot makes cut at Norfolk, Va., hospital.
October 20, 2004

Norfolk, Va., community banks report higher earnings for third quarter.
October 21, 2004

Profits double for Virginia-based Norfolk Southern railroad.
October 21, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., racing veteran invents super-slippery 'Waxing Frenzy'.
October 21, 2004

Suffolk, Va., to encourage affordable housing.
October 21, 2004

Norfolk, Va.-area health-care providers to share flu vaccine supplies.
October 21, 2004

Isle of Wight, Va., residents will vote on referendum for a meals tax.
October 21, 2004

Virginia ranks high for spent nuclear fuel storage.
October 21, 2004

Financial firm to open Virginia offices in Virginia Beach, Norfolk.
October 22, 2004

Norfolk, Va., debt collection firm profits from collectors' productivity.
October 22, 2004

New chief begins work at Norfolk, Va., home for disabled children.
October 22, 2004

Virginia properties in Norfolk, Virginia Beach make office space A list.
October 22, 2004

Major league baseball promoters in Norfolk, Va., vow to return fan deposits.
October 23, 2004

Norfolk, Va., police officers segue into high-tech patrol.
October 23, 2004

Virginia Beach, Va., officials find many development issues near naval base.
October 23, 2004

Trader Publishing's online efforts grow into empire.
October 24, 2004

SouthTrust profits rise in advance of Wachovia merger.
October 24, 2004