Sports & Recreation

The neighborhood known for its breweries and bar-arcades is about to get a “barre” of a different sort.

A round of renovations to the county-owned course is off the table for now, as the Board of Supervisors ponders bringing in a third party to manage the property or repurposing its acreage.

The owner of three area golf clubs has turned one over to the residents of the surrounding neighborhood.

A local agent is putting boots on the ground in Chesterfield County for his second area franchise.

A former ecology professor and Mary Washington alum is bringing a kickboxing-rooted fitness franchise to the Midtown development.

After quietly testing the waters of semi-private status, the local club is officially opening up to the masses in a bid to drive more rounds and more revenue.

As the Winter Olympics continue on, a local coach who once vied for a spot in the games is watching from his new digs in Canterbury Shopping Center.

Three courses between Richmond and Williamsburg remain in flux, with one under contract to be purchased by surrounding residents and the other two shuttered for the time being.

The golf and entertainment venue planned in Henrico County just west of Scott’s Addition has cleared its last major hurdle.