Amy David

On their toes

The lazy days of tubing down the James are so 2010. An avid whitewater rafting guide and his wife have launched their own company to get Richmonders on their feet.

The butcher, on a block near you

Two months ago, Henry Reidy launched Meat on the Streets, a food cart that serves up grass-fed burgers and breakfast.

New life for an old favorite

Charlie Rawlings has reopened Dixie Restaurant, a family-owned business that’s operated on North Sycamore Street in Petersburg for more than 70 years.

Richmond community dole out big bucks

Prominent Richmonders gave almost $30 million to nonprofits and other organizations last year, according to the Generous Virginians Project, an annual report recently released by Virginia Business magazine. The magazine contacted 260 companies, 100 families and more than 225 nonprofit organizations to provide their top 15 donations of at least $25,000 since January 2010. The… Read more »