Led by longtime local journalist Michael Phillips, the online news outlet includes fellow RTD alum Graham Moomaw and former Virginia Mercury reporter and editor Sarah Vogelsong.
The new home of the Richmond Flying Squirrels is coming into fuller view via updated renderings recently submitted to the city.
Maritza Pechin, who left City Hall last year for a federal job, has joined TRP as director of development with a sole initial focus on the Diamond District project.
The Richmond-based business newsmagazine was acquired Wednesday by BridgeTower Media, its third ownership change in 15 years.
RainMaker will continue as a standalone studio in its current facility in Shockoe Bottom, while also serving as a satellite sound shop for Tilt, which is headquartered in Shockoe Slip.
The state tourism office releases new episodes in its ‘My Home Virginia’ video web series, Alanis Morissette stars in a homegrown ad for a national cellular company, and a former Yebo creative director lands a new local gig. (BizSense Pro required)
The latest filings were made by Gilbane Building Co., which has taken over as the general contractor for the stadium from previous GC Whiting-Turner.
The subscription-based streaming platform from Shockoe Records features local artists exclusively and is being targeted to area businesses and event venues.
“We are confident that the facts will prove that this suit has no merit,” Thalhimer CEO Lee Warfield said of the lawsuit from Republic Properties, its former partner on the project.
Republic Properties, which once led a previous iteration of the development group, is suing Thalhimer Realty Partners and Loop Capital following their formation of a new entity that entered into a revised development agreement with the city in May.
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