The move will bring more than 10,000 players under the combined club, making Richmond United one of the largest youth soccer clubs in the country, officials said in an announcement Tuesday.
Envee and its pesto-caesar salad dressing is the latest food venture born out of the university’s Bench Top Innovations program.
While the Purrfect Bean may be Richmond’s only cat café, it isn’t the city’s first. Shockoe Bottom used to be home to cat café Central Purrk on Main Street.
The Beet Box plans to open next month at 2400 Jefferson Ave., a storefront recently vacated by North End Juice Co. It’ll be Beet Box’s second location.
The 47-year-old local car wash chain is now owned by the company’s CFO Mark Harrison and COO Tyree Brown, who have been with Car Pool for 10 and 37 years respectively.
It’s the 14th location overall and third in the Richmond area for the Charlottesville-based chain, which was founded by four friends at UVA.
Funded through patrons and donors, the project total is expected to come in at around $650,000. The century-old theater remains open for business while the balcony seats are being replaced.
A month-long trek on the Camino de Santiago in Spain helped lead Cavallo out of retirement and to the helm of the museum on Monument Avenue.
One of the region’s biggest youth soccer organizations is building itself a new headquarters and two new futsal field as part of a round of upgrades at its namesake field complex.
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