Social distancing soon may change the development plan approval process in Henrico, at least as long as mandated social distancing is in place.
Henrico supervisors to consider temporary, looser rules on development plans, subdivision plats
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Richmond dentists build new supply chains for medical providers in need
With fewer mouths to tend to in the age of social distancing, a Central Virginia dental practice has turned itself into an equipment supplier for a few medical providers in the region, ordering protective gear on their behalf as the coronavirus pandemic strains their resources.
Chesterfield County launches online development plan submission system
Developers now can submit plans via email, a move that comes as a response to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Startup marketing firm wants to give other startups a lift
A new marketing firm has launched to provide services to other up-and-comers.
Salvation Army pays $1.8M for site for new HQ
The nonprofit is budgeting $6.5 million to overhaul a former church property into its new regional hub, dubbed the Center for Hope.
Fan-area business group launches revamped program
A neighborhood business association is forging ahead with a relaunch amid the coronavirus pandemic, with board members saying local businesses need the support now more than ever.
Local clothiers shift production to protective masks
Ledbury and Shockoe Atelier are making and selling masks to VCU Health, and they plan to continue to ramp up production.
Pandemic prompts increased usage of Capital Trail
The Virginia Capital Trail has experienced a burst of popularity during the coronavirus pandemic, as people take to the trail in increased numbers in search of some outdoor activity.
Richmond ends cash payments on Redskins training facility
As the Washington Redskins come to the end of their training camp contract in Richmond, the team and the city are doing away with a controversial provision of the deal. EDA has agreed to let the latter back away from the last of its previously agreed-upon local cash contributions.
Local governments craft efforts aimed at supporting businesses during pandemic
The Richmond Economic Development Authority signed off Thursday on creation of a $1 million loan program aimed at small businesses struggling with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
