What information technology was in the 1990s, green technology is set to be for this decade. We all know how it grew by leaps and bounds, and none of us were able to keep up with all the changes. Just think of all the possibilities in green technology! One of the most prominent debates we [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – For over 10 years KEYS for the Homeless Foundation has been collecting gently used goods and supplies from hotels, restaurants, and other concerned businesses.
Disposable gowns might look great on paper, but have you considered the hidden costs.
RICHMOND – In celebration of July 4th, we would like to recognize all of our employees with military experience. We are proud of those who have served our country and very grateful to those who serve our country today.
CHARLOTTE – Ford Reality Company recently featured Tarheel Linen Service in their Fordham Park Commercial.
WASHINGTON DC — Sweetgreen Restaurant held its first annual Sweetlife Festival… Virginia Linen Service was a participating sponsor.
DENVER — An Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) committee recommends that surgical attire such as scrubs be laundered by the healthcare institution or by a third-party laundry facility and not at home by the healthcare worker.
CHARLOTTE — Tarheel Linen Service is proud to announce that it is now a Member and Preferred Supplier for the Charlotte Area Hotel Association.
What is good for the environment is bad for business. What is good for business is bad for the environment. In public debate after debate we hear that taking the necessary steps to protect the environment devastates the bottom line.
BEDFORD — Matt Haske, General Manager of Virginia Linen Service, Bedford, delivered a donation of reusable under pads to the All-American Mutt Rescue.
CHARLOTTESVILLE — On December 5th Virginia Linen Service, Charlottesville delivered holiday cheer in Green County Chamber of Commerce’s 2009 Parade of Lights.
RICHMOND — Virginia Linen Service is pleased to announce that Bridget L. Marshall has been hired as Director of Marketing. She joins the company, as it embarks on its 75th year celebration.
Alexandria, VA—The Textile Rental Services of America (TRSA) at its 95th Annual Meeting earlier this month bestowed its highest honor, the Textile Rental Member Achievement Award, on Donald Struminger, chairman of the board and CEO of Virginia Linen Service Inc., a linen and uniform rental service company based in Petersburg, VA.
Struminger’s drive for excellence over 46 years reflects personal qualities that have fueled his success, said colleagues and a family member contacted for this article. In June, TRSA recognized Struminger’s life of achievement by naming him the winner of the Textile Rental Member Achievement Award for 2007.
TRSA is fortunate to have David M. Struminger join the Board of Directors…
David M. Struminger is the president of Virginia Linen Service, Petersburg, VA. Founded in 1934, Virginia Linen Service is a family-owned, professionally managed, full-service textile rental company serving the hospitality and healthcare industries. Based in central Virginia, the company covers a market area of nine states from North Carolina to New Jersey and from the coast of Virginia to Ohio. Struminger represents the company’s third generation of family leadership. He is a graduate of St. Christopher’s School and Tulane University’s A.B. Freeman School of Business. Struminger, his wife Stacy and their two children Liam and Grace live in Richmond, VA. Struminger currently serves on several TRSA committees. He is a past chairman of the TRSA Marketing Committee and has served on the boards of the Richmond Weinstein Jewish Community Center, Temple Beth-El and the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce.
Virginia Linen Service, Inc., Virginia Textile Service, Inc., Sanitary Linen Service, Inc., and Southern Textile Service, Inc. are now members of Virginia Green
Washington, DC [August 10, 2004 ] – Representatives of both the Uniform and Textile Service Association (UTSA) and the Textile Rental Services Association (TRSA) presented the latest results from the textile service industry’s voluntary environmental program, LaundryESP® (Laundry Environmental Stewardship Program), to members of the Environmental Protection Agency on July 20.