The bakery is moving into the Aldi-anchored Winterfield Crossing, which also houses coworking concept Gather, Triple Crossing Brewing and Four Seasons restaurant.
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Private school Blessed Sacrament completes $14M campus expansion, other upgrades
A multi-year project at The Blessed Sacrament Huguenot School is complete, culminating with the debut of a new student center at the school’s 40-acre campus in Powhatan.
Southern Kitchen moving from Jackson Ward to Stony Point Fashion Park
The longtime downtown restaurant has inked a lease on the space formerly occupied by Brio Tuscan Grill across from P.F. Chang’s at one of the mall’s entrances.
Longtime financier swaps bonds for swimsuit cover-ups
Tracy Marcus, who for 25 years sold primarily municipal bonds for firms like Signet Banking Corp. in Richmond and Ramirez and Co. in New York, debuted her eponymous fashion brand last month.
Bill to lower food-to-liquor sales ratio fails in General Assembly
The bill’s sponsor blamed Tobacco Co. restaurant owner Jerry Cable and a Virginia Restaurant Association lobbyist for its failure, saying they “used their money and connections to yet again control the restaurant industry and limit competition.”
Virginia Physicians for Women planning new office next to St. Francis hospital
CEO Ronnie Milligan said the current location is too small to keep up with demand the organization has at that office, saying it is seeing 2,000 patients a month.
New-to-market Greek restaurant chain coming to Chesterfield
The chain, which has dozens of locations nationwide, is opening in the former Toby Chicken space in the Shoppes at Belvedere Vista.
VCU planning new dentistry school building on MCV campus, rather than Public Safety site
While details of the new project on Turpin Street are scant, VCU has requested $5 million in the state budget to help kick off the design process.
High-end steakhouse Fleming’s to open in new Short Pump development
It’s unclear whether the chain’s new Short Pump restaurant will replace its existing location at Stony Point Fashion Park across the river.
Richmond-based Evergreen to lay off 100 workers as it ends direct-to-consumer sales
The layoffs follow a reduction in the company’s Plow & Hearth brick-and-mortar store count, which once stood at 26 but has been trimmed to three.