Hosted at the W.E. Skelton 4-H conference center in Roanoke, the conference will host over 30 speakers on topics ranging from Chinese medicinal herbs to sustainable livestock breeding and selection.

The Burg released a 2015 list of local favorites in 60 categories. In five categories, Bedford County businesses made the top three.

At a recent economic summit for Lynchburg region business leaders, academic economists from ODU reported a slackened pace for the Lynchburg MSA's recovering economy.

Bedford County recognized WFXR News for its Ag Life segment at the station's Grand Opening event on Dec. 15, 2015.

Chuck Grove, District 4 representative of Bedford County’s Ag Board, was elected to the Board of Directors for the American Angus Association (AAA).

The award was presented by the Tourism Office to recognize the tourism value that Gross' Orchard brings to the county.

Bedford County was recognized by the Region 2000 Technology Council at the organization’s TechEdge Awards dinner held Thursday, Oct. 22, 2015 in Lynchburg for Technology Excellence.

Dr. Fred Conner was one of eight regional educators in the running for the Region 2000 Technology Council’s STEM Educator of the Year.

The program incentivizes hunters to help manage the over-population of coyotes, which are a growing threat to livestock in the county.

Clearview Software, Inc. announced this week that it is locating its headquarters to the Center for Advanced Engineering and Research (CAER) facility in Bedford County, Virginia.