The neighborhood’s latest coffee-related business is the result of a roasting operation that began in a garage last spring in Amelia County.
New coffee roastery headed for Lakeside
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Harrison & Bates to cease operations
“It’s a hard moment for all of us,” CEO David Williams said of the firm’s decision, which comes after it abruptly lost its national flag late last year and one-third of its brokers jumped ship.
Thalhimer’s development arm makes another buy in Scott’s Addition
A local real estate company is back for more in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, snatching up an old office building that will get a $2M makeover.
Henrico rock gym starts $2M expansion
A local climbing gym is continuing to go vertical as it adds more climbing terrain to its location in Henrico County.
Martin Agency wins big at local ad awards
Two women at the forefront of a year of change at The Martin Agency were among the top honorees at this year’s Richmond Show, the annual awards show of the Advertising Club of Richmond.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 4.15.19
A rezoning related to a planned replacement headquarters for Virginia ABC goes before Hanover’s planning commission, two events businesses seek permits in Chesterfield, and Goochland reviews a hotel performance agreement.
Foreclosures: 4.15.19
This week’s highest-priced home on the block in the Three Chopt neighborhood of Henrico County. For all this week’s foreclosures, become a BizSense Pro member.
With new owners in place, Jackson Ward gelato shop has greenlight for reopening
From the moment Mike Wilbert and fiancee Caitlin Kilcoin stepped foot in the Stoplight Gelato Cafe about two years ago, they knew its owner was on to something special.
Billboards to make way for townhomes on Fan corner lot
As construction goes vertical on a comparable project nearby, another corner along Cary Street in the Fan District appears slated for an infill residential development.
Stony Point Fashion Park further stretches offerings, adds yoga studio
“Stony Point is working to get more lifestyle activities and less retail in there, to be a destination where people come to do things,” said Marybeth Grinnan, co-owner, SoulShine Studios.