The company, which already offers rafting, camping, climbing and other activities, is launching Riverside Cycling later this month.
Riverside Outfitters to begin peddling bike tours
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Duluth Trading Co., Burlington debut new Short Pump stores
Just as a new-to-market workwear store carves out a space in Short Pump, a familiar off-price retailer is about to open a new Richmond-area outpost in the same shopping center.
Former Jefferson Hotel pastry chef opens bakery in Jackson Ward
Sara Ayyash has turned a custom cake side gig into a full-time job and fired up Sugar & Salt at 416 N. Second St.
Hogshead Café goes bigger on Broad
A barbecue restaurant in western Henrico has traded up to larger digs just a few blocks from its previous location on West Broad Street.
Local footwear startup stepping into casual shoe market
A Richmond-based company known for its barefoot-mimicking athletic footwear is dipping its toes outside the gym.
Franchisee bringing health center chain to Short Pump
A fast-growing health services franchise with a focus on cryotherapy is opening its first Richmond-area outpost this weekend.
Mobile BBQ joint finds a place to park
After 11 years slinging barbecue from a trailer across the region, a Midlothian-based mobile kitchen will start serving up its meats from a new brick-and-mortar location in Henrico County later this month.
Local sports outfitter teams up with West Coast rival in merger
Former competitors are now teammates following the merger of a local sportswear provider and a Seattle rival.
Uber-inspired companionship service for seniors expands beyond region
A local tech company that matches seniors with companions has made the jump outside the Richmond market after a recent investment round.
Coffeehouse moves across the river to Cary St.
A homegrown café has traded suburban living in Chesterfield for an urban outpost near the Fan.