Why LYH Region?
It Just Feels Like Home
Imagine a place where opportunity meets community, and you’ll find yourself at the Edge of the Blue Ridge. A prime destination for expansions, this area boasts a pro-business climate with a steady influx of talent from seven regional colleges and universities, ensuring your company can tap into a wealth of expertise.
The Lynchburg region offers a welcoming environment with a low cost of living, stable taxes, strategic workforce planning, competitive labor costs, and strong livability. It’s a region where businesses can thrive, supported by a community that’s committed to mutual growth and prosperity.
Region Map
See what the Lynchburg region has to offer your business – from charming rural towns to growing urban hubs.
Major Employers
From nuclear technology behemoths to food & beverage giants, Lynchburg employment opportunities make for a diverse workforce.
Workforce & Demographics
With seven colleges and universities in the region, it’s no wonder the Blue Ridge is home to everyone from engineers to fintech professionals.
Transportation & Infrastructure
Whether by air, land, or sea, the Lynchburg region connects businesses, people, and products to the rest of the world.
Leading Stories in Lynchburg
Get the latest on recent business expansions, community initiatives, and developments affecting the business community in the Lynchburg region.
Source4 to expand operations in Bedford County investing $4.5 million and creating 30 jobs
The Bedford County Office of Economic Development, in partnership with the Economic Development Authority (EDA), is pleased to announce that Source4, an integrated business and marketing solutions provider, will invest more than $4.5 million and add 30 new jobs in Bedford County over the next five years. “We have enjoyed our experience in Bedford County […]
Huge Win for CVTC Master Redevelopment Plan
On June 8, the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance held a press conference at the former Central Virginia Training Center, featuring Senator Steve Newman, to announce the General Assembly has included $25 million in the state budget to fully defease all outstanding bonds associated with CVTC. Additional speakers at the event included Megan Lucas, CEO and […]
Lynchburg EDA selected to receive $500K from EPA for brownfield redevelopment
Lynchburg’s Economic Development Authority again has been selected to receive $500,000 in assessment grants from the Environmental Protection Agency to continue to assist businesses and property owners to identify, assess and begin redevelopment of brownfields. According to a news release, funding dedicated to the assessment of sites potentially affected by hazardous substances and petroleum will […]
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