A Chesterfield-based small business consulting company has acquired a local peer and come across the river for a new office in the Fan.
Consulting firms join forces, relocate to the city
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Breaking Ground: Local building permits for 10.17.18
Henrico County’s Innslake apartment project leads the permits at $8 million. Lots of work going on in the Manchester section of Richmond. Permits abound from Goochland, Chesterfield and Hanover counties. Read them all as a BizSense Pro member.
Newsbites: Noteworthy tidbits for 10.17.18
VCU’s nursing school receives a $2.1 million grant, a Museum District coffeeshop’s patio gets a renovation and more in this month’s Newsbites.
Ellwood Thompson’s closing sister store in Maryland
A Richmond-based grocer is closing its out-of-state outpost after a six-year run, but is keeping open the prospect of another Richmond location.
Accused Chesterfield Ponzi schemer charged in criminal case
Four months after he was sued in a civil case by the Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly bilking 60 investors out of nearly $5 million, a local investment adviser now has the feds coming after him for criminal charges.
2-acre sliver scooped up next to The Diamond
An oblong tract of land that sits between Interstate 95 and The Diamond has found a suitor after five years on the market.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures 10.16.18
Two big-name departures announced in the last week, as the CFO of Dominion and dean of the UR business school are stepping down. Plus a new practice leader at Keiter and new faces in law, real estate, education and more.
RVA 25 Slideshow: Hurricane Michael edition
A whipping of wind and rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Michael didn’t deter some of Richmond’s fastest-growing companies from celebrating their success last week.
City turns zoning focus to Monroe Ward’s abundance of surface parking lots
With city zoning in and around Scott’s Addition recently updated to accommodate denser development, Richmond planners now are shifting their attention to another district along the bus rapid transit corridor that’s largely driving the changes.
Brook Road grocer shuts down after less than 6 months
A grocery store that earlier this year replaced Martin’s in a Henrico shopping center has gone out of business.