The purchase, to be funded by the sale of real estate owned by Commonwealth Autism, gives the nonprofit the retail venue it needs for its new vocational training venture.
The new owner intends to continue to operate the grocery store and utilize the business as a venue for vocational training for those with autism.
The new 0.8-mile roadway includes a new signalized intersection where Nash Road is planned to meet Iron Bridge Road, a roundabout on Nash and Beach roads and a 600-foot-long bridge over a portion of Swift Creek.
Founded in 2018 by Vincent Vu, the company recently completed a proof-of-concept prototype for a new insole product designed to predict the wearer’s risk of falling.
Sauer Properties now has the approval in hand needed for a mixed-use revamp of the shopping center formerly known as Stein Mart Festival near the intersection of Midlothian Turnpike and Robious Road.
The 4-acre food truck park from local entrepreneur Phu Nguyen is aiming to open next month as a new amenity for the office park and making use of unused land that’s planned for eventual development.
More Blizzards are in store for Chesterfield, as the fast-food chain is planning its third location in the county.
After moving out of the city in 2020, Saint Gertrude High School students finally have a school of their own.
After acquiring the home of a pottery studio that operated for decades in Forest Hill, Joanna Gragnani has put her own spin on the storefront.
Left scrambling after a failed merger, the once fast-growing company is moving rapidly to restructure by shrinking from nearly 500 employees to 50, leaving only its Richmond operations intact.
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