Nonprofit organizations play an essential role in strengthening Hanover County’s community and local economy. From supporting families and providing vital services to creating jobs, engaging volunteers and partnering with local businesses, these organizations contribute to the quality of life that makes Hanover an attractive place to live, work and do business.
Discover how the inaugural Fields & Farms Tour brought Hanover County’s agricultural heritage and agritourism opportunities to life. From working farms and flower fields to unique agricultural experiences, the event highlighted the people, places and businesses that make agriculture an important part of the local economy while creating opportunities for visitors to explore and connect with the community. Read the story for a link to photos capturing highlights and memorable moments from the event!
🎁Shopping local this holiday season feels extra special — it’s about more than just gifts, it’s about supporting our community businesses and neighbors. Discover local shops, boutiques, and eateries right in your own backyard at VisitHanoverVA.com. It’s the perfect resource to find unique gifts and holiday deals, and don’t forget that gift cards from your favorite shops and food and beverage establishments make thoughtful, flexible presents too!
Discover the charm of the holidays in Hanover County! From cozy local coffee shops and family-owned Christmas tree farms to unique shopping destinations and festive holiday light displays, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season. Explore this guide for ideas to enjoy a relaxing holiday weekend while supporting local businesses and experiencing all that Hanover has to offer.
Hanover County Public Schools has broken ground on an expansion of The Hanover Center for Trades & Technology (THCTT), an exciting investment in workforce development and career opportunities for Hanover County students. The expansion will introduce new diesel equipment technology and welding programs while increasing capacity in the existing cosmetology program.
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Virginia SBDC is partnering with the Federal Reserve System to conduct the 2026 Small Business Credit Survey and is encouraging Virginia businesses to participate.
The approximately 12-minute, confidential survey gathers valuable feedback on business conditions, access to financing, hiring, profitability and future outlook. Small business owners and financial decision-makers are encouraged to share their experiences to help inform policymakers, lenders and organizations working to support small businesses.
Hanover Business is Ranked Among the Top 25 Fastest Growing Companies in the Region
Each year, Richmond BizSense announces its list of the region's fastest-growing companies. The 2026 final rankings were revealed at a banquet on November 9, 2026. Congratulations to all of the companies on your growth!
Under SBA Virginia Declaration 21781 (Disaster VA-20032), a broad range of small businesses in Hanover County may qualify for Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs), provided they can demonstrate that the drought beginning April 1, 2026, directly affected their business finances. The deadline to apply is March 31, 2027.
Note: EIDL eligibility is subject to SBA requirements, including demonstrating that the economic injury was a direct result of the declared drought. Agricultural enterprises, such as farmers and ranchers, are not eligible.
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The Capital Region Small Business Development Center (SBDC) offers free and low-cost webinars, in-person training and events to help entrepreneurs and small business owners build skills, solve challenges and grow their businesses. Explore upcoming free virtual workshops to learn, connect and strengthen your business including:
STRATEGY 101: Learn to plan for your business with purpose.
This industrial property opportunity located in the Hanover Industrial Airpark offers 41,000 square feet of available building space and features three 5-ton cranes, two drive-in doors and M-3 industrial zoning. Its convenient location provides access to Interstate 95, just two miles away, and is approximately 20 miles from Richmond International Airport and the Port of Virginia’s Richmond Marine Terminal. Listed for sale, this property offers an opportunity for businesses looking to establish or expand their operations in Hanover County.
Bass Pro Shops, a leading outdoor retailer specializing in hunting, fishing, camping, boating, outdoor apparel and recreational gear, is currently hiring in Hanover, VA. Whether you're passionate about the outdoors or looking for a new career opportunity, explore available positions and join a team dedicated to helping people enjoy the great outdoors. Bass Pro offers healthcare plans and benefits, and fun perks and merchandise discounts. Openings at the Ashland location include human resources, sales associates and restaurant positions. Join the team!
