Founder Frank Bucalo has been living in New York and said the distance made it challenging to make and maintain the relationships with local restaurants that are key to the company’s operation.
The convenience store chain’s new outpost comes as the first piece of completed development on an assemblage once planned as a location of local flower shop Strange’s Florist, but that is now being carved up and sold off.
The American Heart Association’s local arm is piloting a program that gives hair salon customers the chance to get blood-pressure checks along with their blowouts.
The shuffling of restaurant tenants comes weeks after VCU Health, which was tapped to anchor the massive Chesterfield development, began an effort to relocate a planned surgery center to another site nearby.
Its offices at the St. Francis Medical Center and Johnston-Willis Hospital campuses will close and reopen at the newly built, 77,000-square-foot newly built facility at 15300 East West Road.
The Innsbrook location is planned to open next spring and will complement Gather’s nearby outpost at West Broad Village.
Dan Hargett’s Roka Partners is hoping to land a 122,000-square-foot grocery store for the new shopping center. Sheetz and Valvoline are expected to open on outparcels at the site, along with other inline retailers.
Shortly after it secured a storefront in Henrico, a chain of stores that sells returned Amazon orders has already lined up a second location elsewhere in the region.
The transfer hub is planned to be built as part of a mixed-use development, which would feature apartments and retail space in addition to the GRTC facility.
The future of the former Washington Commanders training camp facility in Richmond includes a new name and a new tenant.
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