
A double scoop of news: Nightingale Ice Cream Sandwiches is adding production space in South Richmond, while Roanoke-based Blue Cow Ice Cream launched its first local store.
A double scoop of news: Nightingale Ice Cream Sandwiches is adding production space in South Richmond, while Roanoke-based Blue Cow Ice Cream launched its first local store.
The outpatient facility at 4730 S. Laburnum Ave. increased its footprint to 6,000 square feet and added occupational and speech therapy.
The store is an offshoot of delivery service Richwine and will share the Brook Road building with the gelato shop, which is set to reopen after a two-year closure.
Developer Brett Burkhart called the board’s vote a “major milestone” and said it was the final piece needed to get the years-in-the-making project moving.
Founded by a JMU grad, Remission Medical fashions itself as a digital clinic for people with rheumatic conditions such as arthritis, Crohn’s Disease and gout.
Greenswell Growers already grows baby greens out of an existing 77,000-square-foot greenhouse. It plans to add two similar-size buildings next year.
The agency decided not to renew its contract with Ohio-based First Transit in favor of a new contact with a competitor called National Express Transit.
The two West End stores, which sit a block from each other, are each working through their own version of an ownership change.
Texas-based Academy Sports + Outdoors opened in the former Toys ‘R’ Us-Babies ‘R’ Us combo store.
The chain, which is making its first entrance into the market, bought the property from a longtime local operator.
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