With a land deal in place and additional funds committed, Henrico County is moving forward with a plan to replace two of its oldest high schools on both ends of the county by fall 2021 – simultaneously.
The agency behind “Virginia is for Lovers” releases its latest work for the state tourism office, a game show host makes a comeback in a campaign for the state lottery, and several shops report new work in the latest roundup.
As development in Scott’s Addition continues to surge, planners in neighboring Henrico County are making preparations to capture expected spillover from the city’s hottest neighborhood.
Seeing an increase in demand from area businesses, a Richmond recording studio is delving deeper into the world of podcasting – spurred in part by a recent recording with a Monty Python veteran.
Three months after launching its new bus rapid transit system in the city, GRTC has rolled out other bus service enhancements this week across Henrico County, including the first bus service to Short Pump.
When she’s not dealing in real estate for the commonwealth of Virginia, Holly Law Eve takes a break from land – literally.
A local county government revamps some of its websites, a marketing association chapter launches a mentorship program, and several area shops release new work and pick up clients in the latest roundup.
The local million-dollar home-buying market in August was as hot as the weather, with each of the Richmond area’s top five home sales reaching or exceeding $1.5 million.
Two young and growing local real estate brokerages with offices just a few blocks from each other are making moves – one to the Southside and the other to Rocketts Landing.
As construction gets underway on a mixed-use, mixed-income development set to fill a city block in Jackson Ward, groundwork is being laid for a supplemental project that would fill another largely vacant block across the street and potentially bring a hotel to the neighborhood.
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