The drug is gaining traction as a way to combat some disorders like depression and is helping give rise to clinics in the Richmond area, with the latest local entrant launching last month in Henrico County.
Two area startups are on a roll with raising money in order to expand their services, with one closing out an $850,000 haul and another that’s just begun to go up to $750,000.
A longtime aide at PT facility realizes a dream and now owns the business.
A national healthcare giant with a sizable presence across metro Richmond is moving its top local bosses from the suburbs to the heart of downtown – and they’re getting a top floor view.
The health system has something big in store for the property it just bought in Henrico County for $4 million.
The health system’s appetite for real estate continues, as last week it paid $4.6 million for the 234,000-square-foot building on 15 acres – in a part of Henrico that the county is eyeing for increased density.
Eighteen months after going live in Richmond, a Shockoe Bottom-based startup has pulled in seven figures worth of fresh cash.
A local insurance startup aimed at outdoor enthusiasts is gradually making its way east as it plans a launch in its home state.
As buildout on its future headquarters begins, a local nonprofit has secured a big batch of tax credits to help fund the project, which will convert a former Philip Morris complex in Swansboro.
A more concrete clue has emerged as to where Richmond’s first government-approved medical cannabis venture will put down roots.
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