“After I left the restaurant business, I tried everything else,” said Josie Parlanti. “I went from an office job to a doctor’s office. But I’m a hands-on person and I missed the restaurant tremendously.”
“There are a bunch of us that are totally fed up with it and somehow or another the board needs to be replaced and somebody needs to sit with these guys and say ‘what’s going on?’” said one shareholder of Medalist Diversified REIT.
Amid tumult in the broader banking market, Richmond-area banks are getting a new competitor.
It’s hard to miss the newest section of Rocketts Landing – and the next section after that may be even more eye-catching.
In the wake of successfully shoring up its workforce with a new approach to employee schedules, a local chicken-focused restaurant chain is in expansion mode – and its next stop is a Midlothian golf course.
The branch was built in the 1990s as an outpost of Dominion Bank of Richmond and has since been home to First Union Bank, Wachovia and Wells Fargo.
Approximately 150 acres that were once part of Royal Virginian Golf Course were listed for sale last week for $1.8 million. The seller paid $750,000 less than a year ago.
The downtown firm disclosed that it will “explore potential strategic alternatives focusing on maximizing stockholder value.” It said those alternatives could include a sale of all or part of the company’s assets, a joint venture, restructuring, or other transactions.
An argument over who’s to blame for a fire that gutted a Northside seafood production facility has sparked a formal legal battle.
The two sides became aligned in February 2022 when Jacobs acquired StreetLight Data from founder and Richmond native Laura Schewel.
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