
Brazen’s name is a nod to both the restaurant’s braised options that are cooked slowly, and the “brazen” idea to start a new restaurant in an industry that can be over-saturated.
Brazen’s name is a nod to both the restaurant’s braised options that are cooked slowly, and the “brazen” idea to start a new restaurant in an industry that can be over-saturated.
The first standalone Sephora south of the river opens its doors this week in the Trader Joe’s-anchored South Richmond shopping center.
The site is part of the Tuckahoe Creek Service District, and is located in a “designated major growth area.”
The national fast-casual restaurant chain, which serves salads and grain bowls, opened last week in the Publix-anchored Carytown Exchange.
Icy Hot gets its first work from a downtown agency and a new campaign launches for Experience Chesterfield. (BizSense Pro required)
C&P Baking Co. will open today at 1717 E. Franklin St., specializing in French patisserie and Haitian cuisine from Lynchburg transplant Sherwin Pilley.
“No longer will people drive past Petersburg,” said developer and NFL Hall of Famer Bruce Smith. “Instead, they will make plans to drive to Petersburg.”
The rezoning means the site can now be marketed as a “Tier 4” site by the Virginia Economic Development Partnership’s business ready sites program. It marks the first Tier 4 site in Powhatan County’s history.
Kevin Wilson, who previously co-owned Richmond restaurants Sticky ToGoGo and The Cellar Door, is now the owner of an upcoming, 25-acre “glamping” property in Prince Edward County.
“Digital commerce is the next industrial revolution and it’s vitally important that Charles City has an opportunity to be included in the new digital economy of the next generation,” a county staff report said of the project.
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