The decision came as a surprise to the PGA, as both CCV and Dominion had signed on for the tournament through 2029.
CCV, Dominion Energy pulling out of annual PGA tourney in Richmond after 2025
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Atlantic Union to pay $6M to settle CFPB overdraft claims
Richmond’s biggest bank agreed to pay $1.5 million in penalties and repay at least $5 million to affected customers to settle charges that it illegally enrolled thousands in checking account overdraft programs without proper disclosures.
Updated: Richmond-based education company Great Minds laying off dozens
The company, which keeps its Richmond headquarters is in a redeveloped building within the Sauer Center development, said the affected employees will be cut on Dec. 31.
FBI helping Stuart Siegel recover assets from theft by his now-deceased assistant
Ten months after his longtime personal assistant died under mysterious circumstances, the well-known Richmond businessman is beginning to get some answers about the more than $1 million he claims she stole from him.
Regency looks to be next stop for Chase Bank’s Richmond branch building streak
It’s been nearly a decade since a bank operated on the grounds of the western Henrico mall. That may soon change.
‘It’s just bows’: Success of local cheerleader bow maker surprises even its owner
“My initial investment was maybe $250. I told my husband the first year, ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if I made $1,000?’ It really just all started as kind of a joke,” said Brady Zizzo.
VACU absorbing tiny credit union in Charlottesville
The merger is another example of a long-running trend of older, smaller credit unions looking to be merged into larger peers.
Midlothian, New Kent branches among 8 locations closed by Primis Bank
They were part of a round of closures of eight of the bank’s 32 branches that occurred Oct. 31, leaving Primis with 24 branches and expected to save the bank millions per year.
RVA 25: Meet Brandefy, the local cosmetics company that topped this year’s list
“We are still very small and it’s exciting to hit that scaling stage,” said founder and CEO Meg Pryde. “What I love about this company is there really is no significant ceiling.”
Local startup The Endowment Project launches first funds for high schools, lands pledge from casino developers
As it rolls out its first fundraising programs for local high schools as a proof-of-concept, the upstart company’s efforts just got a boost from a new, deep-pocketed source.