Doug Wayne, formerly with OrthoVirginia, and Steve Leibovic, a retired hand surgeon, are five weeks into a 45-day, 3,000-mile ride from California to Florida to raise funds for the Richmond nonprofit.
A rainy, chilly day didn’t completely dampen the annual Richmond BizSense Golf Tournament, held on Monday at the Federal Club.
The new Hancock Village location will be the fourth for the local Orangetheory franchisees, who are also scouting spots in Scott’s Addition and Hanover.
It cost $5 million to outfit the 42,000-square-foot venue with trampolines, rock climbing, obstacle courses, bumper cars and laser tag. The franchisees are already eyeing Midlothian for their next location.
A group led by Powhatan Ice Den owner and local hockey booster Fred Festa will begin construction in the coming days on an 89,000-square-foot facility at 2300 Genito Place, near The Lake in Chesterfield.
Two years after launching a youth soccer club, the Chesterfield sports facility is now in the midst of securing county approvals needed to build fields to support the new program.
The popular annual tournament soon to be formerly known as the Dominion Energy Charity Classic is in a down-to-the-wire search for new sponsors to pony up and prevent it from potentially being forced to leave the Richmond region after this year.
Kevin Wilson, who previously co-owned Richmond restaurants Sticky ToGoGo and The Cellar Door, is now the owner of an upcoming, 25-acre “glamping” property in Prince Edward County.
Team CEO Rob Ukrop said the logo change was prompted in part by a desire to clear up some confusion between its brand and that of its formerly affiliated youth soccer league Richmond Kickers Youth.
Franchisee Radhika Trivedi is planning to open studios at the Carytown Exchange shopping center and near Virginia Center Commons.
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