Chesterfield reports a gallery, cake and wing sauce makers and several tanning salons, to name a few. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
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VCU buys distillery building in latest acquisition for athletics village
The university bought the 0.15-acre parcel for $183,000 but James River Distillery will lease the space and keep operating for at least two years.
New Jackson Ward events venue opens above Gallery5 in historic firehouse
Owner Nicole Clayton expanded from North Carolina and launched The Loft at Steamer Co. 5 in February despite the pandemic.
Riverside on the James, LL Flooring headquarters sell for combined $93M
Out-of-town buyers snap up the office and condo tower at 1001 Haxall Point and the building at Libbie Mill Midtown at 4901 Bakers Mill Lane.
The Docket: Local court roundup for 4.8.21
The chair of the Virginia Parole Board claims she was defamed in media reports and wants damages of $8 million. BizSense Pro members have access to the entire docket.
Insurance agency’s team wins Safe Harbor Title Invitational at The Federal Club
Lyons and Associates’ score of 17-under was the best among the 25 foursomes that played the captain’s choice event.
Kleyman planning $20M apartment complex on East End plot
The local developer is constructing a pair of three-story, mixed-use buildings that would add 122 residential units at 3800 Government Road.
Local juice bar blends catering with Valentine museum expansion
Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar, which thrived during the pandemic, plans to make use of its new outpost’s bigger kitchen.
U-turn: Carvana revives plans for Chesterfield facility as tower rises
The online used-car retailer is moving forward with a $25 million vehicle inspection and processing center in Chester as its car vending machine goes up in Richmond.