As part of the recent transition at Thompson & Litton, Stacey Mullins was promoted to Manager of Finance. Stacey joined T&L in August of 2002 as an Accounting Clerk. Over the years, she in-creased her knowledge and took on additional responsibilities, and ultimately served as Robert Massie’s right hand as it relates to accounting and financial matters. Robert came to rely on Stacey more and more as she grew in knowledge and confidence. While Robert’s departure left behind some big shoes to fill, Mitch Jearls says “I am confident and excited that Stacey will excel in the new role.” 

T&L partnered with Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems for the design and construction of this new 9,732 SF medical clinic in Tazewell, Virginia. The new facility enabled Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems to increase both the scope of services and the capacity to provide services to the community.

The facility includes primary care exam rooms, an optometry suite, a dental suite, behavioral health, pediatric care, a lab, x-ray, triage room, nurse workstations, lobby/waiting, and other supporting spaces. The project was completed in late 2018 and a ribbon cutting was held in October.

T&L partnered with Bluefield State College in March 2018 to provide architectural services associated with the re-roofing of Conley Hall and Hardway Library. The project consisted of the re-roofing of Conley hall and Hardway Library, including wind uplift evaluation, skylight, lay-in ceiling, and light fixtures in skylight wells, and masonry repairs on Conley Hall parapet wall. T&L’s scope of services included design, assistance during bidding, and construction contract administration.

The proposed Technology, Innovation & Success Center (TISC) on Southside Virginia Community College’s Christanna Campus will bring together a variety of programs and functions that support Governor Terry McAuliffe’s “The New Virginia Economy” Workforce Initiative.  Included among the new services to be provided are a Career Center, a Veteran’s Center, a Credentialing Center, and an IT Networking and Security Training Laboratory. Existing services to be relocated to the proposed facility include Student Services, Financial Aid, Admissions and Records, Comprehensive Learning Center (CLC), and IT Services. The CLC will replace the existing campus library. The new facility will provide the resources and support needed to enable citizens across the region the opportunity to participate and succeed in all areas of post-secondary education and training.

Restoration of the Town of Pocahontas’ exhibition mine, museum, and tram stop, the latter of which would include kitchen refurbishment for the addition of an eatery on-site. Reclamation of the adjacent abandoned mine land for the use of commercial development is a secondary goal, although likely necessary over the long-term, as the Town of Pocahontas has already seen an increase in tourist traffic and demand for new commercial entities such as convenience stores and restaurants. Directly neighboring the proposed commercial development site is a private plot of abandoned mine land that is being examined by a private entity as a potential campground and recreational vehicle park, which would further increase demand for businesses in the immediate area.

Montgomery County recently broke ground on the Riner Fire Station. The project is just beginning construction.   Thompson & Litton was selected by the Montgomery Board of Supervisors to provide  professional services in support of the design and construction of the Montgomery County Fire Station project, a new 19,148 GSF fire station with six apparatus bays, training, support, communication spaces, office space and including site preparation, new construction of utilities, driveway, parking pavements, and site improvements.