A new cafe called Off the Grid, a new car dealership and mortgage company in Henrico, a lounge in West Broad Village and would you believe – another new frozen yogurt shop.
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The Docket: Court Roundup for 6.14.12
A commercial real estate broker is trying to collect commissions and a law firm its legal fees. HHHunt is suing Henrico County about a zoning issue. And more lawsuits stemming from a shooting at Club Aurora. Plus a former fraternity member at Virginia Union University is suing for alleged hazing.
Moving Day: May home sales over $500,000
More properties in Henrico than we’ve ever seen. Plus some neat architecture from around the region.
New Business Licenses for 6.8.12
All aboard a new business called the Lunchboat. Plus a new crepe shop in Carytown and something called The Domino Affect.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 6.7.12
A restaurant is in a dispute with its landlord. Plus a partnership at a car dealer fell apart. And a bank is trying to collect on a loan to a furniture business.
Breaking Ground: Building Permits for 6.6.12
Tons of single family homes and some commercial tenant up-fits Plus an addition at RIC and a new Panera in Carytown.
Business licenses for 6.1.12
A new bistro on West Main Street in Richmond. Plus a Jaks bagels wholesale merchant on Belt Blvd. And a business called Orson Whales.
Business licenses 5.25.12
New contractors, mechanics a license for the new ACAC at Short Pump. Plus more BBQ.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 5.24.12
Lots of healthcare lawsuits this week, including a plaintiff alleging that a surgeon took out the wrong ovary and a woman who claims she got salmonella poisoning from a local Arby’s. Plus two restaurant disputes, including one involving The Wilton Companies trying to collect $50,000 from a restaurant. And a malpractice case against a CPA.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 5.23.12
Patents this week for Tredegar, Philip Morris and a man in Chester trying to patent something called the “God First Flag.”