City transfers Stony Point parking lots to mall’s owners at no cost
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With Stony Point Fashion Park’s future ownership up in the air, the city’s Economic Development Authority has shed its real estate holdings around the Southside mall.
LeClairRyan trustee reaches $10M settlement with firm’s former leaders
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The settlement was struck Monday between trustee Lynn Tavenner and two dozen of the firm’s former directors, officers and shareholders, including co-founder and namesake Gary LeClair, as well as former CEOs David Freinberg and Erik Gustafson.
VCU plans $181M arts building, $44M data center on Broad Street
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The university hopes to break ground next year on its new 196,000-square-foot Arts and Innovation Academic Building to be built across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art, as well as a new data center on a nearby parking lot at 707 W. Broad St.
Dust settles on new woodworking studio near Scott’s Addition
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 4 Woodworking shop for members opens in Richmond](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/workbench1-700x467.jpg)
The Workbench RVA opened in mid-November at 1105 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd., offering access to tools, equipment and workspace needed for woodworking projects.
Forest Hill nonprofit expands bakery program with new cafe
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Adding a complement to a bakery it runs as a vocational program for students with developmental disabilities, local nonprofit Next Move Program has brewed up a new café on Westover Hills Boulevard.
City transfers Stony Point parking lots to mall’s owners at no cost
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 1 Richmond transfers parking lot ownership to Stony Point mall owners](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Stony-Point-Aerial.jpg)
With Stony Point Fashion Park’s future ownership up in the air, the city’s Economic Development Authority has shed its real estate holdings around the Southside mall.
LeClairRyan trustee reaches $10M settlement with firm’s former leaders
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 2 9.9R LeClairRyan](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/9.9R-LeClairRyan-700x500.jpg)
The settlement was struck Monday between trustee Lynn Tavenner and two dozen of the firm’s former directors, officers and shareholders, including co-founder and namesake Gary LeClair, as well as former CEOs David Freinberg and Erik Gustafson.
VCU plans $181M arts building, $44M data center on Broad Street
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 3 VCU plans to build Broad Street buildings](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/vcu1-700x403.png)
The university hopes to break ground next year on its new 196,000-square-foot Arts and Innovation Academic Building to be built across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art, as well as a new data center on a nearby parking lot at 707 W. Broad St.
Dust settles on new woodworking studio near Scott’s Addition
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 4 Woodworking shop for members opens in Richmond](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/workbench1-700x467.jpg)
The Workbench RVA opened in mid-November at 1105 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd., offering access to tools, equipment and workspace needed for woodworking projects.
Forest Hill nonprofit expands bakery program with new cafe
![BizSense Rewind: Top 5 stories for 11.26-12.2 5 tablespoons1](https://richmondbizsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/tablespoons1-700x467.jpg)
Adding a complement to a bakery it runs as a vocational program for students with developmental disabilities, local nonprofit Next Move Program has brewed up a new café on Westover Hills Boulevard.