Forest, VA – Innovairre, a company specializing in fundraising and marketing for nonprofits and agencies, announced they will be bringing another 30 high-tech jobs to Bedford County. This is in addition to the new Innovairre jobs that Governor Northam announced in February—making Innovairre one of the largest employers in the county. To celebrate the 4.85-million-dollar investment

Ribbon cutting event for the New London Tech Trails in Forest was a success! Thanks to everyone who came out today.

Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Central Virginia Manufacturing (CVM), a sheet metal fabricator, will invest $300,000 to expand its operation in Bedford County.

Ribbon cutting event at the New London Tech Trails for park tenants and the general public to take place April 26 at 10 a.m.

The students from Bedford Science & Technology Center (BSTC) high school began installing signage at the New London Tech Trails for the 6.5 miles of trails in the business park.

Several companies and non-profit organizations were recognized at the Bedford Regional Chamber of Commerce's Annual Dinner.

KMR Aviation Services Inc., an aviation management company, will invest $1 million to expand its operation in Bedford County.

Innovairre Communications, LLC of Forest will invest $4.85 million to add state-of-the-art digital printing equipment and expand its operation in Bedford County.

Pam Bailey has been appointed as Marketing & Business Development Coordinator in the Office of Economic Development.

Liberty University's School of Osteopathic Medicine joined other forward-thinking healthcare facilities and deployed NanoSeptic self-cleaning surfaces. NanoTouch Materials, LLC, which makes the product is headquartered in Bedford County, Virginia.