The Seattle coffee giant plans to open a new location as part of the redevelopment of the old Oak Hill Golf Course near Patterson Avenue’s interchange with Route 288.
Goochland to get its first free-standing Starbucks
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Ingle facing former county employee for Chesterfield’s Bermuda seat; Holland unopposed in Dale
In the final installment of a series of discussions with Chesterfield Board of Supervisors candidates, those running in the Bermuda and Dale districts sound off on rural development, meals taxes and the county zoning ordinance.
Former county planner among challengers for Winslow’s seat in Chesterfield’s Clover Hill district
Incumbent Chris Winslow and opponents Greg Allen and Jessica Schneider weigh in on how to control development growth in the county, as well as taxes and the future of Southside Speedway.
Three contenders face off in Midlothian supervisor election
Mark Miller, who has been in office for 11 months after winning a special election last year, is facing challengers Jim Williams and Erin Phelan. They offer differing visions for business-related taxes levied in the county.
House plant shop sprouts on Cary Street
A new-to-Richmond plant store has branched out into vinyl records as part of its relocation from North Carolina to the Fan.
Carroll defending Matoaca seat from Upper Magnolia rezoning opponent
Incumbent Kevin Carroll and his opponent Chip Carbiener have opposing perspectives on the value of big-ticket economic development projects.
Local shops hit with fines for CBD products after new law takes effect
Inspectors from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services have issued $1.5 million in fines to about 20 stores statewide thus far.
Goochland supervisors vote down contentious Centerville land-use plan
The vote to reject the plan, which had been close to two years in the making, followed a period this summer in which the county solicited input from residents and received hundreds of responses.
Performance Food Group begins operations at new Hanover distribution facility
The Fortune 500 food distribution giant is up and running at its newly built 332,000-square-foot sales and distribution center at 10399 Washington Highway.
HCA’s bid to build new Hanover hospital rejected by the state
HCA Healthcare’s effort to build its first hospital in Hanover County has been derailed by the state health department. State Health Commissioner Karen Shelton last week denied HCA’s application that sought regulatory approval of a proposed 60-bed, $233.6 million acute-care hospital on Sliding Hill Road off of I-95. Shelton determined the proposed facility was unnecessary… Read more »