
The Richmond tech company is growing and moving from 1717 Summit Ave. to a bigger space at 3005 W. Marshall St.
The Richmond tech company is growing and moving from 1717 Summit Ave. to a bigger space at 3005 W. Marshall St.
The 24,000-square-foot school building will have facilities for students to learn independent living skills, a sensory library, a healthcare suite and observation areas.
A longtime employee and the Carytown restaurant’s chef took over and decided to take advantage of their underused second-floor space.
NuggMD contracts with local doctors to evaluate patients and provide recommendations needed to purchase cannabis.
The Richmond software firm took in $500,000 recently and the indoor farming equipment maker has gathered $2.7 million.
Dunlap & Partners Engineers is leasing 10,000 square feet at 3200 Rockbridge Road and Harvie Wealth Managers is taking 2,000 square feet at 3460 W. Clay St.
Heavenly Cove founder Franklyn Harris was drawn by the low cost of entry and he hopes to save money to buy a food truck.
The project, which is expected to cost $1 million and take years, aims to modernize land-use categories and make the ordinance more user-friendly.
The company has more than 20 restaurants in North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia, including Short Pump and Reynolds Crossing.
The goal of the land-use design district is to turn the aging retail centers at the corner of Hull Street and Courthouse roads into a mixed-use hub.
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