The shop on North Vine Street has rooms for acupuncture and massage services, and could open a juice bar in the future.
‘Modern apothecary’ opens in the Fan
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Mike Platania joined BizSense in December 2016. He covers commercial real estate, restaurants and breweries. He graduated from Virginia Tech. Reach him at [email protected] or (804) 554-6872.
Move to online sales forces another retailer out of Richmond
A women’s clothing store is preparing to pack up its lone local outpost in Stony Point Fashion Park as part of a broader closure of more than 150 locations nationwide.
Hardywood tops off $450,000 capital raise
With work underway on its new $28 million facility in Goochland, a Richmond brewery has added a little extra cushion to its coffers. Hardywood Park Craft Brewery recently completed a $450,000 capital raise, according to an SEC filing on March 15. It was structured as an equity raise and the minimum individual investment was $50,000,… Read more »
Fredericksburg-based retailer closes Carytown shop
Hooked, a shop that sold new and vintage clothing, music, art and other products, has closed and vacated its space on West Cary Street after less than a year.
Goochland clinic breaks ground on new home base
With a $7 million fundraising goal in sight, a local nonprofit is digging in on a new facility that will house all its services under one roof.
Scott’s Addition mead-maker specs for sipping section
Black Heath Meadery spent two years putting bottles in its customers’ hands and sending them on their way. Now it plans to have customers pull up a chair and stay a while.
Modern arcade plugs in downtown
Outfitted with flat-screen TVs, couches, a projector and over a dozen video game consoles, a new arcade has opened in a part of town not necessarily known for recreation.
Newsbites: Noteworthy tidbits for 3.21.17
National recognition for two hospital systems and a few signature local brews highlight our most recent roundup.
Cosmetologist cuts out new space downtown
A recently vacated West Broad Street space has been taken over by the Glam Squad.
Ride-sharing app finds way around DMV obstacle
After a hitting a legal speed bump last year that threatened its ability to do business in its home state, a Richmond-based ride-sharing startup has gotten the green light from the General Assembly.