The virtual clinic says it’s addressing a deficit in the state’s sleep-therapy resources with an emphasis on a particular treatment for insomnia.
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VCU planning new dorm with up to 1,250 beds on West Grace
The facility would rise on on a site currently occupied by the university’s Facilities and Financial Services Building and would feature apartment-style and semi-suite beds for undergraduates.
Employees unionize at Shelf Life Books in Carytown
Formerly known as Chop Suey Books, Shelf Life appears to be the first Richmond-area bookstore to unionize.
The Lake to deliver first commercial buildings this fall
Construction is underway on the first commercial buildings for the massive mixed-use development that’s been years in the making and is to be anchored by recreational water features.
Coffee-and-books shop to open near VCU’s Monroe Park Campus
Abi’s Books & Brews will have seating for 42, a figure that it’s owner said is a nod to the answer given as the meaning of life in the sci-fi novel “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”
Nunnally, Markel | Eagle eye grocery-anchored project on 200 acres in Chesterfield
Nunnally Village would take a page from Markel | Eagle’s GreenGate center in Short Pump, and is expected to feature multiple grocery stores, other retailers, locally owned restaurants, office space and residences.
GRTC zeroes in on two downtown sites for new transfer station
In addition to a permanent home for GRTC’s bus route nexus, the chosen project site would also be home to a mixed-use development with ground-floor retail and hundreds of apartments.
Chesterfield would fund Powhite extension, lower real estate tax rate in proposed FY 2025 budget
About half of a $300 million bonds-driven package would be earmarked for the first phase of construction to extend Powhite to Woolridge Road from its current endpoint near its interchange with Route 288.
Contractor laying off local employees as HCA brings hospital food service in-house
The food services giant is laying off dozens of local employees as its six-year relationship with one of the region’s biggest health systems comes to a close.
Local rheumatology telehealth startup strikes deals with Sentara, OrthoVirginia
Two years after launching as a standalone telehealth clinic with a focus on rheumatology, Remission Medical is branching out by contracting itself out to other health providers. The local startup is slated to start offering virtual rheumatology care on behalf of Hampton Roads-based health system Sentara Healthcare next month. Under the arrangement, Remission’s practitioners will provide… Read more »