
A new option for al fresco drinking has started to chirp 16 stories above downtown.
A new option for al fresco drinking has started to chirp 16 stories above downtown.
The Richmond beer maker, which launched in 2013, joins several others looking to outside markets for satellite locations.
With its Institute for Contemporary Art set to open this weekend, the university appears to be turning its attention across the street for its next development project.
A chocolate shop heads to Short Pump, The Cameron Foundation announces a new board member, and other news including awards and acquisitions.
The West End private school has a 450-seat auditorium in the works, along with $17 million worth of other investments.
Just months after making the jump from pop-up to brick-and-mortar in Carytown, a local store is ready for seconds on the Southside.
The ribbon is cut and the nets are up at a newly built $7 million sports complex in Chesterfield.
A deal that would have put a highly touted Richmond company under Chinese ownership has fallen through.
The college has ponied up nearly $2 million to go from tenant to owner of the farm that houses its equestrian program.
The owner wants to take advantage of proximity to the James River and its trails to attract neighborhood residents who typically work out in other ways.
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