The new 7.6-mile route features 24 stops along Jefferson Davis Highway from Chippenham Parkway to John Tyler Community College.
New GRTC line begins service on Jefferson Davis Highway
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Midlothian body shop set to reopen after $5M rebuild
Bruce’s Super Body Shops renovated its Midlothian Turnpike location to mirror its other outposts in the West End and Williamsburg, including installation of a large glass dome.
VCU Health to buy Tappahannock hospital
The Richmond-based healthcare system is making a big play in river country, with a deal in the works to acquire a hospital in Tappahannock.
Riverside Outfitters to begin peddling bike tours
The company, which already offers rafting, camping, climbing and other activities, is launching Riverside Cycling later this month.
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.