The years-in-the-making project from developers Michael Hallmark and Susan Eastridge was OK’d at Monday’s meeting and now goes to City Council for a deciding vote.
The Henrico-based developer is contributing $17 million toward a $35.1 million purchase of the Scott Farm land, with the county paying another $17 million through its Economic Development Authority and the EDA pitching in another $1.1 million.
The president and longtime attorney of Richmond law firm Hirschler set out today, at 2 a.m. Central European Time, in hopes of becoming the first woman to solo swim the roughly 15-mile Fehmarn Belt strait both ways, and to beat a male swimmer’s record time in the process.
While not one of the commission’s official recommendations, the change back to a council-manager form of government could put the mayor on City Council and reduce its membership to seven.
Boone Homes is under contract to purchase the site from Bill Stinson, a fellow homebuilder and co-founder of landscape supply company Yard Works whose family has owned the land for decades.
An investment banker and a consultant bought the nearly 20-year-old house on Old Locke Lane, which last topped the monthly sales list in November 2021.
Industry trade group Beer Institute gets an ad from a local firm, a Virginia food bank group hires a downtown agency, and a Chesterfield children’s center gets a promotional video.
A cluster of concerts that kick off today as part of the newly created Richmond Music Week cap a productive first year for Shockoe Records.
Oliver Properties is about halfway through the upgrade and expansion of its Highland Woods Apartments, near the old Highland Springs High School.
The 14-lot park is one of two industrial rezonings to be voted on by Goochland supervisors today, along with Crescent Communities’ plan for two new spec buildings near Rockville.
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