
The hospital system’s new plans include building a 55,000-square-foot, three-story medical office building just north of the school facing Libbie Avenue.
The hospital system’s new plans include building a 55,000-square-foot, three-story medical office building just north of the school facing Libbie Avenue.
After five years of selling wholesale and through delivery and farmers’ markets, a local gluten-free and vegan bakery has its first dedicated retail storefront.
With $450,000 in the bag, a 4-year-old Richmond startup has hit a milestone in its second swipe at raising capital.
The “first day of school” is approaching for most schools in the area, but for a nascent local private institution, that term has literal significance.
The city’s newest brewery has struck a pact to get its beers flowing from taps beyond its recently opened facility in Scott’s Addition.
The short-lived Blue Ridge Arsenal has reopened under a different name, with the property’s landlords now running the show.
The local firms in this year’s rankings reported a combined $721.8 million in revenue in 2016.
As the Redskins’ training camp was leaving town ahead of NFL preseason, one of the team’s star players stayed behind to cut some ribbon.
Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity plans to open a new location of its ReStore brand of shops at Chesterfield Towne Center.
A retailer that built its name around bow ties, neckties, cummerbunds and polo shirts is moving its flagship store to Short Pump Town Center.
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