In the face of scrutiny from a New York Times expose, the health system said it has plans for a new urgent care center, a new cancer screening center and other initiatives in the East End.
Last Thursday night, two months after going public with its plans to convert to a co-op ownership model, downtown-based Alchemy Coffee took to social media to announce its impending closure. But then the offers started rolling in. Alchemy owner Eric Spivack said the announcement prompted interest from those interested in buying the West Broad Street… Read more »
The health system is looking to add to its hospital count in the Richmond region with its first such facility in Hanover. It will buy the land from the Pruitt family.
EAT Restaurant Partners has closed another of its locations in favor of moving it to its forthcoming food hall, while the short-lived 1800 Brewhouse is changing over to a new concept from the same operator.
Vint, which allows investors to buy shares of wine collections, is also letting its users bet on wine futures and whiskey.
It’s the first restaurant in the Richmond area for Teriyaki Madness and Chipotle now has nearly two dozen locations in the region.
The local retail scene saw some seasoned stores relocate or add new locations in 2022, while new-to-market brands selling everything from sporting goods to Legos decided this was the year to make their Richmond debut.
It was a busy year of capital raising, new companies launching and other groups expanding as the local startup scene generated plenty of headlines in 2022.
Bugle Call Coffee has recently rolled out a mobile café trailer, added some new roasting equipment and expanded its bean lineup.
With soda already flowing elsewhere in the building, additional construction is now underway on a warehouse in Chesterfield County that was leased earlier this year by Coca-Cola Consolidated.
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