A local museum marked the opening of its latest exhibition by closing on a round of online fundraising.
Michael Thompson
Two companies get a shout-out from Fortune Magazine
Fortune magazine released its annual Inner City 100 list of fast-growing urban-based companies in last week, and two Richmond firms made the list.
Fitness studio stretches Southside
A niche fitness brand that started in Carytown last year is opening its second location in Midlothian.
Curtain falls on downtown restaurant and music venue
A restaurant and music venue is shutting down after nearly 10 years in business, and its owner points to the big-name brands eating up the VCU student market.
VMFA unveils Forbidden City exhibit
The VMFA held a preview event on Wednesday of its new Forbidden City exhibit, which features a collection of pieces borrowed from the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Fan restaurant faces eviction
Behind on their rent and with their landlord trying to evict, a group of local restaurant owners have closed up a Fan eatery after less than two years in business.
GRTC taps new operator for disabled riders
A new transit company is pulling into town to take over part of GRTC’s bus services, and more than 100 workers will need to try to hitch a ride with the new employer.
Web firm plans reboot for downtown property
An evolving stretch of East Grace Street has landed another new tenant who plans to convert an old building into new offices.
Chef brings Armenian spice to Carytown
After a deal in the Devil’s Triangle fell through, an Armenian eatery is now taking its chances in Carytown.
Father-son startup pairs pretzels with beer
A VCU professor and his 14-year-old son have jumped into the local beer scene in their own way with a recipe for homemade hot pretzels they sell at breweries and festivals.