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CONWAY — Better days are just down the road for the Highway Department, with Sunday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for the maintenance facility marking the near-end of a decades-long journey.Although a Highway Facility Committee was formed around four...
LEYDEN — With federal money on the way and town buildings needing different levels of maintenance, Leyden has revived its Building Needs Study Committee to create a master plan outlining what its municipal buildings require.The committee, which met...
Eight Nashville executives tapped to serve on 14-member team
David Vreeland A new venture capital fund based in Williamson County is aiming to raise $100 million to invest in health technology companies. The firm is called Caduceus Capital Partners and is being led by David Vreeland and Scott Kolesar. Both are leaders at Nashville-based venture capital fund Jumpstart Capital. Vreeland said Caduceus has essentially the same DNA as Jumpstart Capital — and the same leadership team — but it’s a new brand and is not owned by Jumpstart Capital parent company Briovation. Vreeland was a co-founder of Franklin-based health care IT specialists Cumberland...