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A City brand is not just a logo. It is an identity. It is what we are saying about ourselves to each other and the outside world. To be successful, it must be relevant to our current existence. It speaks to the history, is relevant to the present, and looks to the future.
Our new brand tagline is “feels like home.” This brand is an opportunity to capture the feeling of home for all Danville citizens, new residents, and travelling visitors. In this new brand, we express hope for a brighter tomorrow and want to share our sense of belonging with all who interact with our City.
As our city has progressed over the last 10 years, with a rapidly increasing number of residents, tourists, restaurants, small businesses, and industries, we knew our brand needed to also evolve. The new City logo and seal are visual representations of the brand. We believe they capture our current period of optimism and growth, while honoring our rich history.
The logo incorporates many elements that resonate with our community, including a bridge that connects communities and a river that ties our past to our present.
In Danville, our promise is simple yet powerful: to be a city where unity thrives, innovation propels progress, and every resident, regardless of background or origin, finds their home. Whether you're a long-time resident or a newcomer, you're part of the Danville family. 🏡✨
Welcome Home. 💖
Danville is home to creative thinkers, talented artists, and passionate souls. Today, meet Zamarian Griffin, student at George Washington High Student and local artist, and learn why he chooses to embrace the Danville community. 🎨
“It’s just a blessing to be able to come home every day to my family. That’s what makes Danville home to me. There really are some bright souls here that want to persevere and do a lot of good.”
Interested in the region's arts and culture offerings? Check out Visit Sosi to learn more!
As we continue to spotlight the rich stories that make up our great community, we invite you to meet Carol-Anne Garrett, a competitive runner at Galileo Magnet School, who considers Danville to be “a big family.” 👟
“In Danville, everyone’s always been supportive and told me to go after my dreams and I think that’s very beautiful because it’s hard to chase your dreams when no one is supporting you. Danville is home.”
Curious about the construction going on at our schools? Learn more about the renovations!
From friendly diners to elegant bistros to delicious bakeries, Danville is home to a diverse range of eateries and dining establishments, each with a story to tell.
As we continue to celebrate the launch of our new City look, we invite you to meet business owners and lifelong City residents, Charles and Mary Walker. Watch and learn more on their decision to open Ma’s Cakes in the River District, Danville’s flourishing downtown. 🍰
“Danville is home to us for a lot of different reasons and that’s why our clients are known to us as family instead of customers.”
Want to grab a bite in the River District? Check out our downtown eateries!
Interested in starting a business? Check out our resources!
Danville is home to passionate community members, ready to serve and make a difference.
Meet Kushana Saunders, Club President of the Boys and Girls Club, business owner, mother, and lifelong Danville resident, and learn more on how she is leading change through the next generation.
“Danville gave me an opportunity and a sense of belonging because it wasn’t just my family, but it was people in the community that always gave back to me so that’s what I want to do as well. Danville is home.” 🏡
Interested in making a difference? Learn more about the Boys and Girls Club!
Want to learn more about organizations that help our community? Check out our local United Way!
Six months ago, community leaders unveiled a new look for the City of Danville that represents optimism for the future while respecting our region’s past. Today, we meet Samuel Kushner, former Danville Mayor, Councilman, lawyer, and gifted artist, who believes “creativity extends beyond an art studio.” 🎨
“Danville is a community with a heart. It’s the people in Danville that makes it what it is. It’s the people that have helped to build this into a very exciting place to be. Danville is home because this is where my heart is.”
Interested in the region's arts and culture offerings? Check out Visit Sosi to learn more!
Want to get outdoors and enjoy art? Check out the Danville Art Trail!
Danville is home to gifted storytellers, musicians, artists, visionaries, and entrepreneurs.
Today, we meet Will Justus, business owner and student, who recently moved to the region to attend Averett University. Through his elaborate and detailed chalk art, Justus brings Danville's unique stories to life. Learn more about the "tight knit community" Justus sees in Danville today! 🎨
"I think I'm in a special position working for the city, going to Averett and just living here. I get to experience all aspects and I have the lens of an outsider. It makes me appreciate just how special Danville is."
Want to see more chalk art? Check out JustUsChalkingItUp on instagram!
This past year was one of exciting change for the City of Danville as leaders and partners came together to unveil a new City logo and seal. While we reflect on this memorable day in Danville's history, we also want to take a look at the individuals that share in this promise of a brighter tomorrow.
Meet Amyia Totten, community ambassador for the PLAN Danville initiative, student, and lifelong Danville resident. As an ambassador, Totten works to collaborate and connect with community members to shape Danville's future through a 20-year comprehensive plan.
"What makes Danville home for me is I'm able to be around family and that's what's most important to me. Danville is home." 🏡
Interested in the future of Danville? Check out PLAN Danville!
Want to hear more about the small town allure of Danville? Check out our Story Maps!
Danville is home to rich stories from all walks of life. From lifelong residents to recent arrivals, every community member is part of the Danville tapestry.
Meet Chrislyn Gardner, Youth Services Librarian at the Ruby B Archie Public Library and a New York native, who considers Danville her home. Gardner's passion for her community, friends, and library family create a nurturing environment for patrons and families to experience. 📚
"Danville has become home because of my friends and because I love what I do here. I love being able to see the families that I'm building relationships with at the library. Danville is home."
Ready for your next read? Learn more about the Ruby. B. Archie Public Library!
Interested in library programming? From Tween Craft Nights to Book Babies, check out the programming schedule!
Serving Danville for over 20 years in the Police Department, Sergeant David Ferguson, Community Engagement Unit, has inspired a second generation of law enforcement: his sons. Learn more about Ferguson and why he considers Danville his “comfort zone.” 👮🏽♂️
“Danville is like a blanket. It’s really become my comfort zone. When I’m home, I’m home and it feels like home. Danville is home.” 🏡
Interested in serving your community? Learn more about Police Recruitment!
Planning to move to Danville? Learn more about the quality of life in the Dan River Region!
Today, meet Judy Fallen, a steadfast pillar of the Camp Grove community, minister, and mentor to the next generation. Learn more about Fallen’s involvement and passion for the community, and why she considers Danville “home.”
“Danville is a good place. I was born and bred in Danville. My family, my roots and people I love are here. Danville is home.” 🏡
Did you know Ms. Judy was featured on the Danville Black History Bus Wrap? See it here!
Do you know about North Danville and new revitalization efforts? Learn More!
Interested in the Camp Grove Recreation Center or ways to play in Danville? See what Parks and Recreation has to offer!
For over 40 years, Ruben's Restaurant has been a staple in Danville, serving delicious homemade meals with a side of warm Southern hospitality. Today, meet Brad Moore, owner of Ruben's, businessman, father, and Danville resident, and learn why he considers this community his own family.
"Danville is where I was born and where my family business is. Danville is home and always will be." 🏠
Interested in flexing your entrepreneurial muscle? Check out our resources!
Looking for your next foodie destination? Check out these Danville eateries!
Six months ago, the City of Danville celebrated a new logo and city seal, at an event hosted at George Washington High School, surrounded by community partners, City staff, and students from local elementary, middle, and high schools! 🎉
Students at the Brand Reveal
Student Band Playing
Mayor Alonzo Jones on stage with the Student Band
Mayor Alonzo Jones speaking at the brand reveal
City Manager Ken Larking speaking at Brand Reveal
Students in Auditorium at Brand Reveal
Students unveiling logo
Students with the new logos
Police Chief Chris Wiles at Brand Reveal
Students with new logos
Students with new logos
Students with new logos
Giveaways with the new logo
Items with new logo