The move is a reversal of previously announced plans by Joann to shutter just some of its stores, a footprint reduction that would have spared its Henrico and Chesterfield locations.
A failed real estate deal has brought the curtain down on a Virginia Repertory Theatre production slated to run in the coming weeks and left the nonprofit once again searching for additional financial support.
The upcoming Sweet Spot Creamery is the latest concept from 19-year-old Omar Elshami, who in addition to being a part-owner of Lakeside Barbeque also owns Narwhals Rolled Ice Cream in Carytown.
The new space called Ours, is affiliated with Index, a coworking and events venue in New York City. Richmonder Sam Taylor is behind it.
As the massive golf course-anchored project passes the halfway point on its residential side, its developer wants to better position its unfinished commercial areas for potential construction.
Known as Ballast, the transformed former Blue Bee Cidery will feature a Yellow Umbrella location, a restaurant called Slack Tide Fish Co. and tasting room for Cirrus Vodka.
The expansion of the western Henrico hospital would feature the construction of a 200,000-square-foot structure, renovations of existing facilities and other projects on the campus off Monument Avenue.
Hawaii Fluid Art is targeting early March to be up and running at the western Henrico mall, which is in the midst of a redevelopment by bringing in untraditional mall tenants.
Newly launched Freedom Recovery Centers’ first location will be a 60-bed residential addiction treatment facility in a 30,000-square-foot building at 300 Gateway Centre Parkway.
“This bill would allow brick-and-mortar stores to sell at festivals, fairs, farmers markets and other temporary locations without having to pay a $1,000 fee for an additional location at each event.”
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