Drivers along the Lee Bridge may notice something new being built atop the bluff of Oregon Hill. A section of five townhomes is being added beside the Overlook Condominiums at the riverside edge of the historic Richmond neighborhood, filling a section that was left vacant when the condos were built about 10 years ago. Developer Steven… Read more »
The first year of “Downtime” captured some unique and unusual stories – tales of individual accomplishment, different takes on team building, and interests ranging from mountain climbing and skydiving to pole vaulting and painting – even opera singing.
One million-dollar buy led to another in this year’s higher-end home market, as two buyers and sellers – a former NFL player and a local attorney – accounted for much of the area’s top 10 highest-priced home sales for 2016.
It was a year full of posters, promos and print ads, with a healthy mix of TV spots and videos that went viral. Richmond’s advertising industry was busy in 2016, with campaigns ranging from localized spots for a fast food chain to pro bono work with an edgier vibe. Here are our picks for this… Read more »
Two local firms are tapped for RIR branding project, a local agency and production studio team up on a Christmas cookie commercial, and more end-of-year news from area ad and marketing shops.
While one local TV station celebrates its success in morning news ratings, a competitor is in turn highlighting its standing as the Richmond area’s perennial market leader.
As its first Richmond development wraps up in Northside, a D.C.-based developer is moving forward with plans for its next residential project.
A local house restorer is selling her renovated Windsor Farms residence in favor of a recently listed modern home on Riverside Drive.
The broadcast team’s addition of Nikki-Dee Ray is credited as one of several reasons it unseated perennial market leader WWBT NBC12 in morning news ratings for the first time in two decades.
The transformation of a Northside neighborhood anchor is nearly complete, as the renovated Highland Park Public School building welcomes its first residents this week.
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