A performance agreement for a 105-acre mixed-use development with 250,000 square feet of commercial and office space and up to 1,190 residential units would provide about $28 million in incentives.
Turning Point Pen Co., which sells pens ranging from $600 to five figures, is expanding production by taking some of the work out of the hands of owner Michael Kahwajy-Hyland.
Green Leaf Medical said it chose Midlothian in part because it’s already a hotspot for its home delivery service.
“We have a large customer base who shop with us regularly and … ask if we had plans to go to the West End, because it would be more convenient for them,” said owner Billy Bryan, who bought Whisk earlier this year.
“We did a lot of direct-to-consumer and that’s been great, but we’ve been exploring how to bring a more personalized experience to paint,” Hound Paint Co.’s owner said.
Circa Lighting plans to open this fall at 3125 W. Broad St., across from Scott’s Addition.
Organic Krush, which serves acai bowls, smoothies, baked goods, cold-pressed juices and wraps, has been serving a lot of out-of-towners at its Short Pump location.
“Basically we have no access to our funds,” said Friends of Pump House President Penn Markham after the group was left hanging by the foundation’s demise.
Now known as August at Richmond, the assisted living facility will receive a projected $10 million reconfiguration to capitalize on what the owners see as a need for more long-term nursing care beds.
Penny Evins announced in a letter to parents that she’ll step down July 31. A member of the school’s board of trustees will replace her on an interim basis.
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