
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.
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.
Whereas Wi-Fi and beer on tap are obligatory at today’s coworking venues, fax machines were the amenity du jour back when Ali Abbasi and his wife founded the Business Center International in 1988, renting offices and meeting rooms to other companies in Innsbrook.
Spin enters Richmond amid a shuffling of competitors in the market, with Bird and Lime as the only other rivals still operating here.
The county also shared on Tuesday that it plans to put up millions of local dollars to build the first phase of a proposed extension to Powhite Parkway, with construction anticipated to start in fiscal year 2026.
It’s the first Popshelf location in the Richmond region and fifth in Virginia. The recently launched chain sells home goods, kitchen equipment and other products mostly priced below $5.
A University of Richmond entrepreneurship course taught by the founder of Richmond startup success story Health Warrior has led to the launch of yet another new student-led company.
The stretch between Three Chopt Road and Tuckahoe Boulevard is slated to be closed to through traffic in both directions for five weeks starting Monday. The eastbound lane along that stretch will remain closed for an additional 17 weeks for more sewer work.
Still left in the lurch by the largely unexplained dissolution of Enrichmond Foundation, its former affiliates continue to navigate the fallout in a variety of ways, while still wondering what became of their funds.
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