
The Richmond-based chain of surgery centers opened a 5,800-square-foot facility at 1630 Wilkes Ridge Pkwy Suite 100 to provide services like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs.
The Richmond-based chain of surgery centers opened a 5,800-square-foot facility at 1630 Wilkes Ridge Pkwy Suite 100 to provide services like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs.
The Smokey Mug was created as a coffee shop-restaurant combo designed to adapt to the pandemic.
The Virginia Beach-based East Coast Appliance chain paid $2.5 million for the former Salvation Army thrift store building to locate its first Richmond-area store.
“This feels like the next chapter, the next iteration, of our story,” Flourish Spaces founder Stevie McFadden said. “The pandemic has made a lot of us think differently about what we do.”
3001 W. Cary St. sold for $1.1 million on Aug. 18 and 3424 W. Cary St. sold for $400,000 the day before.
Ina, which sells strollers, baby carriers, clothing, gifts and toys, opened last month at 300 N. Robinson St.
Woofy Wellness has a fleet of buses to transport pooches to and from its facility, and that model adapted well to the pandemic.
Field to Fire, operating out of food-and-beverage incubator Hatch Kitchen RVA on the Southside, plans to launch with an inaugural popup event.
A Virginia Tech grad and former Verizon exec has a new financial backer on board to ramp up his company’s feature film output.
The local café-and-market chain made the move to cuts costs amid the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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