The nonprofit, which provides lodging and hospitality services to the families of hospitalized children, is rolling out services at Johnston-Willis Hospital and St. Francis Medical Center.
A company involved in making the Richmond region a hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing is in fundraising mode after it began operations at a Petersburg production facility last year.
A relatively new ice hockey rink in Powhatan is already in expansion mode, amid plans by its owner to build a larger facility in the region.
The new Henrico outpost is the company’s first Richmond-area location north of the James River. Its CEO said Mechanicsville, Chester and Colonial Heights are on its radar for future expansion.
The two new spots at The Lake development in Chesterfield and near Richmond Raceway in Henrico will bring Clippers’ total store count to five.
The company has been working on the Arts District spot since purchasing the building just prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The local chain has inked leases at West Broad Village in Short Pump and the Shoppes at Rutland Place in Mechanicsville, with plans to open the stores in the coming months.
The project, led by Powhatan Ice Den owner Fred Festa, is considered another step toward his ultimate goal of attracting a professional hockey team to the region.
The project was initially proposed for 420 units, split between 240 apartments and 180 townhouses. Apartments are now off the table.
It would be the chain’s third Richmond-area location, joining one in the city and another in Henrico.
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