The $1.8 billion proposal for fiscal year 2023 calls for 92 cents per $100 of assessed value, a 3 cent decrease, and millions of dollars more for employees.
Chesterfield budget proposal would cut real estate tax rate, fund pay raises
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Boutique moguls aim to entertain customers at new store in Carytown
Brick and Mortar Mercantile features a piano that customers can play and a birdcage with live birds to make shopping an experience.
Virginia Rep plans to buy Scottish Rite Temple for Northside theater venue
The City Council will decide whether to grant the nonprofit theater group a special-use permit to hold performances at 4204 Hermitage Road.
Regency mall next stop for Short Pump Town Center kids train operators
Two friends noticed the Short Pump kids train stopped running during the pandemic, so they launched PlayRVA to reopen it and give rides at other malls.
Fan barber shop trims square footage, makes room for another salon
Refuge for Men at 1607 W. Main St. moved its entire operation to the upper level of the building and Hair Motif will take over the downstairs in April.
Southern Kitchen owner going for seconds in Jackson Ward
Shane Thomas opened The Deuce at 119 E. Leigh St. last month across the street from her other restaurant.
Buz and Ned’s on Arthur Ashe Blvd. closes ahead of redevelopment
The barbecue joint still has a spot on Broad Street but owner Buz Grossberg said a staffing shortage made it impossible to keep both locations open.
Breakfast-focused ghost kitchen newest ingredient at Regency mall
A.M. Kitchen Co. opened an outpost that whips up food from six in-house restaurant concepts for delivery and takeout.
Bill to allow early sales of recreational cannabis goes up in smoke until 2023
The down-vote creates a hazy outlook for the state’s legal pot market, which would have kicked off Sept. 15 had the bill become law.
Spotty Dog Ice Cream Co. finds sweet spot in Union Hill mixed-use building
What started as a hobby grew into pop-up events and now a brick-and-mortar location at 2416 Jefferson Ave.