A county’s attorney retires after 31 years of service. A new partner is named at a growing law firm. Three new partners are announced at a financial services firm. Also this week, new faces in healthcare, real estate and more.
This week, Chesterfield County reports two new restaurants, as well as retail, construction and trades. Henrico County reports retail, janitorial and transportation. BizSense Pro members get the entire list every week.
Plans for a townhome development beside Legend Brewing in Manchester goes before the city planning commission, a longtime county attorney retires, Henrico gets a new EDA director and Goochland considers a proposed distillery.
This week’s top property is a $400,000 home in Sandy Hook, Goochland County. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Divaris Real Estate Inc. | Richmond reports the following deal: AK Tavern LLC leased 7,994 square feet at 2251 Old Brick Road in Henrico County. Peter Vick and Harrison Hall represented the landlord. Dodson Commercial reports the following deals: Shockoe Commerce Group LLC leased 2,744 square feet at 2915 W. Leigh St. in Richmond. Palmer… Read more »
This week Chesterfield County reports an $8 million elementary school project. Several businesses in Southside cited tornado and storm damage reports. Henrico County reports town homes and residences. To read all of this week’s permits, become a BizSense Pro member.
New York media outlets claim a local auto advertising group owes $490,000 for commercial placement, and property owners say they are due $450,000 because a former gas station tenant failed to deliver the property free of hazardous contamination. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
New Market’s CEO offloads 14,000 shares, a local bank discloses its executive compensation packages, Owens & Minor names a new CEO and year-end earnings from Apple Hospitality, Kinsale and more.
Two executives announce their retirement. An ad-man starts his own firm, as well as new faces in law, construction and real estate.
A local creative director is named a person to watch in an industry trade magazine, several area nonprofits get new websites, and staff changes and promotions at multiple shops in the latest roundup.
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