The Virginia Small Business Finance Authority is pushing the use of a fund designed to provide a partial return for those who help provide equity for small businesses.
Little-known state incentive aims to reward small biz boosters
J. Elias O'Neal
J. Elias O’Neal is a former Richmond BizSense reporter and a current resident of Manchester. He volunteers with several Southside organizations including Southside ReLeaf and the Afro-Latino Coalition. He can be reached at Jamaal.oneal@gmail.com
Legend Brewing to open Portsmouth facility
Tapping into the statewide trend of breweries opening satellite locations outside their home markets, Richmond-based Legend Brewing is headed for the Hampton Roads harbor.
Fishmonger swims into Richmond restaurant scene
A new Korean restaurant plans to blend its flavor into a Chesterfield shopping center that’s shown it has a taste for international tenants.
Boychik’s owner dead at 65; passes on legacy of hard work
In November 1991, Scott Elias Sr. opened Boychik’s Deli, one of the first restaurants to establish itself at the West Broad Street entrance of the sprawling office park.
TV-themed coffee shop makes appearances in Richmond
If you’re a fan of the cult television series “Gilmore Girls,” then hopefully you were one of hundreds who got their fill of Luke’s Diner coffee Wednesday.
Sheltering Arms, VCU to build hospital in West Creek
A joint venture between two of the region’s largest healthcare systems has found its preferred location for a planned rehabilitation hospital.
Broad Street restaurant owners sued by investor
A partnership that three years ago helped launch a restaurant on the northern border of the Fan has soured.
Richmond brewery brings the strange to Fredericksburg
After successfully launching in Richmond back in 2013, Strangeways Brewing is ready to take the brewery to where it all began: Fredericksburg.
Local private school digs in on new addition
A Richmond-based private school is launching the next phase of a capital campaign that will help complete an expansion of its campus.
Richmond firm forges ahead with $2.5M raise
A recently fast-growing local financial tech firm has another fundraising round in the works.
