It was another record year for Richmond BizSense in terms of visits to our website. While we had millions and millions of hits, there were a few stories that caught fire and topped our charts.
As you’ll see below, the topics ran the gamut from golf, to Mormons, to white-collar crime, to the Grateful Dead.
Here they are, counting down from No. 10: Our most-read stories of the year.
 Crazy Rooster Brewing Co.’s Jason Miller and Tim Torrez (Roxanne Salerno/Powhatan County Economic Development) |
10. Grateful Dead-inspired brewery under construction in Powhatan |
 Brookwoods is comprised of 178 acres. (BizSense file photo) |
9. Another local golf course sold, this time for $1.2M |
 The 220-acre site east of the Hanover County airport planned for a Wegmans distribution facility and regional headquarters. (Hanover County) |
8. Hanover lands $175M Wegmans distribution facility, regional HQ |
 A quartet of Bird scooters along Broad Street. (BizSense file photo) |
7. Flipping Birds: Flock of impounded scooters headed for auction |
 Michael Hild (BizSense file photos) |
6. Live Well Financial’s Michael Hild arrested, charged with ‘brazen fraud’ |
 The scooters were sold at Seibert’s lot in Southside. (BizSense file photo) |
5. Impounded Bird scooters for sale in Richmond for $105 apiece |
 A message on LiveWell’s website regarding its closure earlier this year. (Screenshot) |
4. Local mortgage lender Live Well Financial shutting down, laying off dozens |
 Drive Shack’s new location in Goochland. (BizSense file photo) |
3. Drive Shack to be first to market in Richmond ahead of Topgolf |
 The LDS temple in Pocatello, Idaho.(Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) |
2. Plans filed for 52,000-square-foot Mormon temple complex in Henrico |
 The Golf Club at Stonehouse in Toano. (BizSense file photo) |
1. Area golf course sold for $800,000 |
It was another record year for Richmond BizSense in terms of visits to our website. While we had millions and millions of hits, there were a few stories that caught fire and topped our charts.
As you’ll see below, the topics ran the gamut from golf, to Mormons, to white-collar crime, to the Grateful Dead.
Here they are, counting down from No. 10: Our most-read stories of the year.
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Crazy Rooster Brewing Co.’s Jason Miller and Tim Torrez (Roxanne Salerno/Powhatan County Economic Development) |
10. Grateful Dead-inspired brewery under construction in Powhatan |
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Brookwoods is comprised of 178 acres. (BizSense file photo) |
9. Another local golf course sold, this time for $1.2M |
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The 220-acre site east of the Hanover County airport planned for a Wegmans distribution facility and regional headquarters. (Hanover County) |
8. Hanover lands $175M Wegmans distribution facility, regional HQ |
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A quartet of Bird scooters along Broad Street. (BizSense file photo) |
7. Flipping Birds: Flock of impounded scooters headed for auction |
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Michael Hild (BizSense file photos) |
6. Live Well Financial’s Michael Hild arrested, charged with ‘brazen fraud’ |
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The scooters were sold at Seibert’s lot in Southside. (BizSense file photo) |
5. Impounded Bird scooters for sale in Richmond for $105 apiece |
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A message on LiveWell’s website regarding its closure earlier this year. (Screenshot) |
4. Local mortgage lender Live Well Financial shutting down, laying off dozens |
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Drive Shack’s new location in Goochland. (BizSense file photo) |
3. Drive Shack to be first to market in Richmond ahead of Topgolf |
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The LDS temple in Pocatello, Idaho.(Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) |
2. Plans filed for 52,000-square-foot Mormon temple complex in Henrico |
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The Golf Club at Stonehouse in Toano. (BizSense file photo) |
1. Area golf course sold for $800,000 |