The long-vacant Lighthouse Diner building on Hull Street, which until recently had been owned by an entity tied to Michael Hild, is not long for this world.
Old Manchester diner property to be razed for new development
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Short Pump retailer taking over local golf course pro shop
After years of struggling to figure how best to run the pro shop at his public golf course, Giff Breed decided to turn to the professionals.
City Council mulls more help for restaurants as meals taxes slide
As the pandemic’s impact on food and beverage businesses begins to be reflected in the city’s meals tax receipts, Richmond City Council is pushing for a new grant program to provide further financial assistance to restaurants specifically.
Phase two of Northam’s reopening plan to begin Friday, but not for Richmond
The new phase allows restaurants, gyms and some recreational and entertainment venues such as zoos and museums to reopen their indoors spaces to the public, within certain limitations.
Carvana scraps plans for $25M Chesterfield facility
Months after securing approval for the project, a national used-car retailer is pulling the plug on a planned distribution facility near Chester, while still moving forward with one of its signature “car vending machine” towers in Richmond.
Comedy club taking over old E. Grace bank building
What to do with an old downtown bank building after its brewery tenant moved out? Enter Sandman.
Updated: Watch the Dominion Energy tower implosion
It will take more than 3,000 pounds of explosives and about 16 seconds to topple the 21-story tower at 701 E. Cary St. tomorrow morning.
Riverfront land in Manchester sells for $4M per acre; twin tower apartment project planned
Thalhimer was the seller and the land is slated for 344 apartments between two 11-story towers connected by a sky bridge.
Pizza joint rising in Union Hill
A restaurant row of sorts is forming in Union Hill, with a new pizzeria grabbing a slice of the stretch of Jefferson Avenue that’s home to Alamo BBQ, Union Market and the forthcoming North End Juice Co.
‘30 percent is a lot to give away’: Local restaurants pushing back against national delivery apps
Local restaurateurs have been pummeled by empty dining rooms, reduced volume and a reliance on takeout and delivery during the pandemic.