Those affected by the pandemic with fewer than 50 full-time employees and revenues below $5 million last year can apply for grants ranging from $10,000 to $15,000 beginning Sept. 1.
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Richmond developer sues RRHA, claiming a year and a half’s worth of housing subsidies for a tenant were never paid
Hanson’s suit claims the city’s public housing agency is guilty of breach of contract and fraud for allegedly covering up its mistakes regarding housing assistance voucher payments.
New developer breathing life into stalled Caldwell Park project
“It’s going to be a walkable community,” said Larry Shaia. “I envision the nicest community in the West End and bringing that to Hanover County.”
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 8.25.20
The Martin Agency names a new top creative executive, a Richmond shop lends video animation for a prescription CBD oil brand, and a pair of local documentary duos pick up awards in the latest marketing news roundup.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 8.24.20
The City of Richmond declares a nearly $5 million surplus, a 160-unit apartment project faces a deciding vote in Chesterfield, Facebook’s Henrico data center comes online, and more details on T-Mobile’s planned $30 million call center.
City Hall orders Padow’s deli out
The store at 900 E. Broad St. is closing Aug. 28 after more than two decades because the city terminated its tenancy.
15-unit apartment building planned in Union Hill
Church Hill resident known for single-family home renovations wants to build 12 one-bedroom and three two-bedroom market-rate apartments at 715 Mosby St.
Rebkee scraps ‘Shire’ project; Blackwood’s ‘One Pouncey’ advances
Development proposals on opposite sides of Short Pump faced similar concerns but met opposite fates.
23 Chamberlayne apartment buildings totaling nearly 500 units sold to New Jersey buyer for $27.5M
The two- and three-story buildings, with more than 265,000 square feet combined, make up about 12 acres’ worth of property scattered along Chamberlayne Avenue between its 2900 and 4300 blocks.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 8.17.20
A downtown marketing group wants a Black Lives Matter street mural painted near the State Capitol, a planned restoration of a historic Black cemetery gets a local funding boost, and a $17 million commercial greenhouse project is planned at West Creek.