
A clinic serving people with developmental disabilities is set to rise at the former Cloverleaf Mall site.
A clinic serving people with developmental disabilities is set to rise at the former Cloverleaf Mall site.
A local private school is playing musical chairs as its current home is set to be taken over by another institution.
An electronics and IT shop has powered up in Carytown. UpTech opened Feb. 1 at 3455 W. Cary St. It’s the company’s third location, joining spots in Midlothian and Farmville. The 5-year-old company offers electronics repair, IT services and sells refurbished electronics. Owner Marsh Whaling describes it as a jack of all trades for electronics… Read more »
A local company known for making belts for golfers has turned its attention to dressing up the clubs in their bags. J.T. Spencer is adding golf club head covers to its line of products. The company, headquartered at 7921 W. Broad St., specializes in golf belts and is a licensed producer for clothing retailer Peter… Read more »
The healthcare system has continued its streak of absorbing Richmond-area practices, this time bringing 15,000 patients into its fold.
After launching last year with a cart outside Zzaam in Carytown, a rolled ice cream operation is setting up shop in more permanent digs.
The clinic previously was based out of three separate buildings in the area, including a family services building that’s been converted into an emergency shelter.
The Richmond shoe staple is celebrating its 53rd year in business with a retail floor shakeup, while stepping back into online sales.
Jessica Leonard is hoping to take a bite out of the sweets market with a hybrid chocolate bar/box of chocolates.
A national chain has taken its first plunge into the Richmond market with a West End aquatic center.
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