The health system is rebranding in hopes of bringing together all of its distinct operations under a more cohesive banner.
VCU Health unites under new flag
Jonathan Spiers
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Home showcase opens doors in Hallsley
Eight homes by various builders are in the spotlight in a Chesterfield County neighborhood, the host of the second Street of Hope event benefiting the VCU Massey Cancer Center.
Downtown hostel celebrates launch
With its dorm-style rooms ready for international bike race visitors, a $2.6 million hostel project ceremoniously opened its doors Thursday.
Markel’s latest deal brings it back to Bermuda
Insurance giant Markel Corp. has struck a second deal in Bermuda, pulling in the 5-year-old company’s $2.7 billion portfolio in a highly specialized sector of the insurance business.
Short Pump project adds condos to the mix
An upcoming Short Pump development has signed on its first condominium piece, and the builder has plans for more than 160 units aimed at first-time homebuyers.
Media General strikes $2.4B acquisition
Upping its clout in the broadcast media world, the downtown-based firm announced its purchase of an Iowa company that will add new TV stations and magazine brands to its holdings.
Manakin-Sabot home leads August sales at $1.2M
With an extra boost from added features to push it over the million-dollar mark, a newly built house in a Manakin-Sabot neighborhood topped last month’s list of home sales.
MWV’s skyline signs dismantled
Now operating under a new name post-merger, MeadWestvaco took down its headquarters masthead on Thursday.
Royalls list Hillcrest home for $4M
The prominent family on the local business and art scene has listed their recently renovated home near the Country Club of Virginia for nearly $4 million.
Hotels ride wave of bike race bookings
Downtown hotels are quickly filling up for prime rates over the course of the upcoming cycling event. And the swarm of people into the city is likely to give a boost to suburban hotels, too.