
Since opening Friday, the Manchester dispensary has seen around 1,200 customers come through its doors.
Since opening Friday, the Manchester dispensary has seen around 1,200 customers come through its doors.
The location at 8702 Staples Mill Road employs 60 people and has the capacity to extract up to 4,000 plasma samples a week.
The new 500,000-square-foot facility will be 16 stories tall and feature an emergency room, a pediatric trauma center and operating rooms.
Apparently content with its employees’ remote-work productivity, the local Fortune 500 company says it doesn’t have much use for its downtown office space anymore.
Chesterfield-based MySpectrum’s client based has doubled since March and its team of therapists has grown from five when it started in 2019 to 19 now.
St. Luke Legacy Center opened its doors earlier this year on the ground floor of the building that once housed St. Luke Penny Savings Bank.
When prescription orders dried up, Hope Pharmacy started leaving door hangars in the neighborhood to attract new customers.
The Richmond-based chain of surgery centers opened a 5,800-square-foot facility at 1630 Wilkes Ridge Pkwy Suite 100 to provide services like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs.
Capital Area Health Network, which has seven locations in the Richmond region, purchased a three-story, 37,000-square-foot building at 101 Cowardin Ave.
“The vision was to not make it feel like a dentist office but a high-end coffee place, somewhere you want to hang out.”
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