A local cookie company’s legal dispute with a national competitor has been baked to completion.
Retail
New retail collective opens doors in Carytown
As coworking spaces grow popular as an alternative to offices, a local shop is trying out a retail version of that concept.
Old Navy filling former Saxon spot in Short Pump
It will be the national clothing retailer’s sixth store in the Richmond area.
Aldi eyeing another Blackwood-owned site
The German grocery chain is showing an increased appetite for Chesterfield County real estate.
Winterfield Crossing hooks its grocery anchor
With its initial phase of apartments underway, the new Midlothian mixed-use development has lined up an anchor for its first section of commercial space.
7-Eleven snatches up 17 sites in $28M deal
The global convenience store chain has taken a big gulp of the local grab-and-go market.
Phone repair shop branches out from Richmond
An abundance of broken cellphones in the area has helped plant the seed for a local chain to expand in multiple directions, including west to Charlottesville.
Chef’s cookware collection joins Scott’s Addition retail scene
After cooking stints in North Carolina, Europe and New Zealand, Bobby Bland has settled in Richmond to sell specialty kitchen accoutrement.
Regional chain lands in Carytown for third location
An electronics and IT shop has powered up in Carytown. UpTech opened Feb. 1 at 3455 W. Cary St. It’s the company’s third location, joining spots in Midlothian and Farmville. The 5-year-old company offers electronics repair, IT services and sells refurbished electronics. Owner Marsh Whaling describes it as a jack of all trades for electronics… Read more »
Golf belt maker tees up new line of products
A local company known for making belts for golfers has turned its attention to dressing up the clubs in their bags. J.T. Spencer is adding golf club head covers to its line of products. The company, headquartered at 7921 W. Broad St., specializes in golf belts and is a licensed producer for clothing retailer Peter… Read more »