
The Richmond-based pharmaceutical company has begun manufacturing ingredients used in medicines, marking the start of its in-house manufacturing capabilities.
The Richmond-based pharmaceutical company has begun manufacturing ingredients used in medicines, marking the start of its in-house manufacturing capabilities.
New land-use categories and the removal of the CUPD process are among the proposals being considered for the ordinance update, which the county is aiming to adopt next year.
The Sheetz is taking shape on part of a 30-acre assemblage that Strange’s owners’ bought decades ago but are now selling off in pieces.
The health system is planning to move its Briggs Road Family Medicine practice about four miles away and rename it Rivers Bend Family Medicine.
“I have a saying. If it’s not turning, it’s not earning. I think out of my 200 machines, I don’t think I have a single out-of-order machine,” said Neighborhood Laundromat owner Al Bingenheimer.
The big-box chain of sporting goods stores appears to have its eye on a new outpost in the region after entering the market in Short Pump in 2022.
Development company Tract has said the project area would be able to support up to 9 million square feet of data center space spread across 30 buildings on multiple campuses.
“The customers we have right now have an issue with knowledge management, that issue is sharing what the best of their employees know with the employees who are newer,” said Rising Tide CEO Jeff Corbett. “That’s where AI comes in.”
Owner Sharon Kirsner said she’s making the move to have room for new features, including an eight-foot-long refrigerated chocolate case and wall-mounted Jelly Belly and M&M dispensers.
Demo of the roughly acre-sized site for the upcoming 213,000-square-foot CoStar Center for Arts and Innovation will begin after the university holds a ground-breaking ceremony in April,
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