The owner of the area’s first Jamba Juice location is bringing another new restaurant brand to Henrico.
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Local designs, designers pick up architecture awards
A startup hub in a redeveloped Shockoe Bottom building and a modernized mixed-use building in Jackson Ward were among area design projects recognized at AIA Richmond’s annual awards ceremony last month.
Chopt taking over former Wendy’s space in James Center
An empty storefront at a prominent downtown office complex is swapping square burger patties for big bowls of salad.
Construction starting on $8M eastern Henrico aquatics center
Henrico County’s goal of making the community “drown-proof” is 10 golden shovels’ worth of dirt closer to being met.
Shuttered Captain Buzzy’s gets two new captains
The new owners said they’ll be changing the name of the shop to Riverbend Coffee Co., an homage to how the James River bends near Libby Hill Park, which is just a few blocks from the cafe.
Regency Square owners snatch up old Sears auto site on mall’s outskirts
The owners of the ever-evolving West End mall have secured another piece of the puzzle, paying more than $650,000 an acre for the parcel at the edge of its boundary.
Long journey leads to Afghan restaurant in former Burger Bach space in Carytown
Mantu translates to “me and you” in co-owner Hamid Noori’s native Dari language and also is the name for traditional Afghan dumplings, which will be one of the featured items on the restaurant’s menu.
Family stomping grounds to become region’s newest winery
Three siblings in New Kent County are preparing to turn their old backyard into a new sort of playground, while a nearby established competitor is planning an expansion.
Steam Bell Beer Works owner involved in fledgling farm brewery in Moseley
A group that includes the founder of two local breweries is planning a new beer-making enterprise in western Chesterfield County.
Restaurant group to move into former Infuzion nightclub in Scott’s Addition
For their fourth location in the Richmond region, a local restaurant duo is adding some heat to an already hot neighborhood.