The proposal is the developer’s latest pitch for a property that was previously going to be part of the $2 billion Shandong Tranlin Paper Co. production facility that never materialized.
Continuing with its goal of selling American-made fire pits, Henrico-based Burly is looking to new products to spark increased momentum in its fifth year in business.
The project would add a 10-foot-wide shared use path that would connect to a new two-way bike lane, all of which would run alongside the Libbie Mill development.
A group of Richmonders recently opened Vita Pure IV, which offers IV drip therapy and other services, from its locations at 7110 Forest Ave. in western Henrico and 2025 Waterside Road in Prince George.
After winding down its out-of-town operations and ducking into bankruptcy last summer, WayForth’s CEO says the Richmond-based moving company is now moving in the right direction.
A year after HCA first proposed an ultimately doomed project to build a hospital on Sliding Hill Road in Hanover, the health system is back with a new proposal for the same spot.
Phil Whiteway, who had been with the theater and its predecessor for more than 40 years, claims he was fired due to his age.
The 2024 agreement is largely similar to the contract that regulated EventMakers’ use of the venue last year, though it tweaks the fees paid to the county for use of the site and how long concerts can last into the night.
Flagship Healthcare Properties paid $5 million for the building and is under contract to purchase land nearby for a from-scratch medical office development.
Several months into their tenure at the helm of Coco + Hazel, the milkshake shop’s new owners have decided to shut down the chain’s Henrico location to focus their energies on their Bon Air spot.
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