The health-conscious eatery also has an outpost in Short Pump but most of the chain’s locations are in New York.
Organic Krush opens its first campus cafe at founder’s alma mater: UR
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Chesterfield EDA sold most of Meadowville expansion for $18M
When the agency acquired 353 acres in the tech park in March, it quietly but simultaneously unloaded 307 of those acres to a developer.
Scott’s Addition clothier is hanging it up as COVID pandemic lingers
Jackson & James Men’s Clothing Store will permanently close the store it opened in 2017 at 3200 Rockbridge St. in late February.
Transportation startup shifts into expansion mode with $1.5M raise
The co-founders of Social Auto Transport previously worked together at CarMax, which they now count as a client.
Shorty’s Diner taking over former Metro Diner space near Willow Lawn
The owner said the original Shorty’s location in Williamsburg has survived the pandemic, at least in part, because of a breakfast-and-lunch oriented menu.
UVA grads reconnect and launch online wine selling startup in Richmond
The co-founders of RichWine grew up together in Hanover and were living in New York City when they decided to turn their love of wine into a business.
West End children’s clothier Clara b. changes ownership
The new proprietor is a May graduate of VCU who spent all four years in college as an employee at the store.
National yoga chain plants its flag at the Regency mall with plans to expand
The local franchisee of California-based YogaSix expects to open two more studios in the Richmond area in the near future.
Entrepreneur uncorking new store for wine lovers in Church Hill
A transplant from New York City plans to open Second Bottle Wine and Snack Shop at 324 N. 27th St. in March.
Best Buy puts two Richmond-area stores on the chopping block
The electronics retailer will be closing locations in Chesterfield and Mechanicsville in the coming weeks.