
In the wake of successfully shoring up its workforce with a new approach to employee schedules, a local chicken-focused restaurant chain is in expansion mode – and its next stop is a Midlothian golf course.
In the wake of successfully shoring up its workforce with a new approach to employee schedules, a local chicken-focused restaurant chain is in expansion mode – and its next stop is a Midlothian golf course.
Adding more weight to its regimen, a Henrico-based bodybuilding gym has plans to pump out two new locations south of the James River in the near future, and also just became its own landlord in Henrico. RVA Iron Gym is planning to open a new outpost at 361 E. Hundred Road near Chester. Gym co-owner… Read more »
It will be the first Richmond-area outpost for KidStrong, which caters to children who are able to walk through age 11. Its membership-based program interweaves physical activities with educational lessons in 45-minute sessions.
McConnell Golf, which owns 15 golf courses in three states, including two in Virginia, would pay $2.6 million for the course and put in an additional $3 million for upgrades. The deal is still in its early stages.
Henrico County is starting work on its $20 million Taylor Farm Park just as development gets going across Williamsburg Road on hundreds of homes from Godsey Properties.
“I was furloughed in the pandemic and that was really scary. I had thought about opening a gym but it seemed out of reach,” said CoreFitness founder Corey Iglesias. “Life handed me some lemons and I decided to squeeze them.”
Major League Baseball is requiring the updates ahead of this year’s season – two years before The Diamond’s planned to be replaced.
The 84-acre complex is currently planned to include five full-sized soccer fields, several smaller fields, a training area, offices and an eatery, among other features.
The executive with Commonwealth Commercial spends much of his free time hunting and fishing, both by land in Charles City and by sea in Mathews County.
The 25,000-square-foot center is planned to feature eight indoor pickleball courts next to Dick’s Sporting Goods and near Chesterfield Towne Center.
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