Psycho Bunny, which sells polo shirts, hoodies, pants and other items with rabbit-skull-and-crossbones motifs, is planning to open in the mall this summer in the space currently home to women clothing chain Francesca’s.
The old shopping center is being cleared to make way for Springline at District 60, which is the newly unveiled name for the mixed-use development.
Sidecar Cocktail Lounge shares the kitchen of next-door neighbor Toast New American Gastropub, and serves to complement the restaurant’s dinner service.
“When you take 90 percent of the business we created over the past five years and take it away, why would I stay in a state that doesn’t support my business and my family?” said Evan Somogyi.
Minnesota-based Rockler Woodworking and Hardware is opening its first Richmond-area store later this month in the Promenade Shops at 11639 W. Broad St.
It will be the first Richmond-area outpost for KidStrong, which caters to children who are able to walk through age 11. Its membership-based program interweaves physical activities with educational lessons in 45-minute sessions.
Turning the page after nearly 40 years at the corner of Granite and Patterson Avenues in the city, the local bookstore is headed to a new, larger location in the Gleneagles Shopping Center.
Renovations at the Northern Neck hospital were funded entirely by community donations, while the Chester property sold for $20 million to a healthcare real estate investor that is leasing it back to Bon Secours.
The grocer first had the site rezoned in 2015 but never moved forward with the project. Now it’s back seeking amendments to the approved site plan to add square footage for what would be a 118,000-square-foot Kroger Marketplace.
The university-owned Ram City Market opened recently at 912 W. Grace St., replacing a Walmart store that had vacated the space in 2019.
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