A pair of local clothing companies are looking to add to the fabric of Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood with store openings in coming weeks, one of them picking up where it left off before the coronavirus arrived.
The Richmond on Broad Café at 626 E. Broad St. has been closed since March and will not reopen.
Stretched to the brink by the coronavirus shutdown, a longstanding local yoga studio will close permanently in July.
The donut chain has ditched the Carytown location it’s called home for almost a decade, as its franchisee hunts for a location with a drive-thru.
“Without the ability to gather ー whether it be for a member meetup or a celebration rental ー the physical space no longer made sense for the business model.”
A slinger of Southern soul food opened a brick-and-mortar location in Shockoe Bottom Tuesday, trading up from a mobile kitchen in Northside.
The closure of the location at Carytown Place follows that of the Panera outpost in Stony Point Fashion Park.
The project will add 44 beds to its Memorial Regional Medical Center, with construction expected to wrap up in late 2022.
Just as it is beginning to reopen after coronavirus closures, the Southside mall has lost another tenant.
Taking over part of an e-cigarette manufacturing facility in Chesterfield, a medical supply startup has launched a plan to make a sizable dent in the nation’s supply of medical face masks.
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