Leaving behind a downtown co-working space, a consulting company plans to move into a recently renovated warehouse space in Scott’s Addition – increasingly popular territory for local small businesses.
Hungry shoppers have a new snack option in Chesterfield Towne Center, where a national glazed nuts brand has cracked the local mall market.
When her son died this spring, 80-year-old Barbara Given was left with an unfinished Jackson Ward space. Now, with a little help, she’s carrying on with her son’s plan to turn the storefront into an ice cream shop.
A small park nestled among downtown’s office towers kicked off a $5 million overhaul on Friday with a press conference from the mayor, who connected the project to Richmond’s continuing transformation.
A restaurant chain launched in Short Pump two years ago has quickly grown to five locations in three states, and its newest spot recently opened for business in Alverser Plaza.
Tapping into the growing growler trend, two restaurant co-workers are launching a 56-tap beer shop in a Hanover County shopping center.
The company behind several restaurants around Richmond plans to launch a new concept in Scott’s Addition, its second on Boulevard, as the neighborhood bustles with new developments.
The debate over a $53 million planned bus system between downtown and Willow Lawn continues to bounce back and forth between the GRTC and local business groups, especially over concerns about parking, loading zones and construction.
Armed with 10 camera-equipped drones, a startup is taking off into national airspace and diving into the recent trend surrounding the high-tech flying vehicles.
Workers and activists rallied last week at a local McDonald’s, calling for Virginia to follow New York’s lead in raising the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $15 an hour.
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