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.
One of the region’s biggest youth soccer organizations is building itself a new headquarters and two new futsal field as part of a round of upgrades at its namesake field complex.
The local golf scene gave us plenty of headlines this year, including the potential redevelopment of parts of Sycamore Creek, the opening of another new indoor golf venue, and the efforts to keep the PGA Tour from leaving town.
“The clock isn’t quite ticking yet, but it will be by the time we get to the spring or middle of 2025,” said Steve Schoenfeld. “I think the community needs to know we’re at a point where there is a bit of a sense of urgency.”
Looking for a boost in membership and to its bottom line, a Chesterfield golf course has brought in some outside help from elsewhere in the county.
The private, 300-member club is teeing up a plan to potentially building up to three new guest lodge buildings with 16 rooms to help meet demand for overnight stays for its out-of-town members.
ROI Strength & Conditioning recently opened in its new location, which is twice the size of its previous gym.
The 19,000-square-foot gym is going into the retail center occupied by Burlington, Office Max and Aldi at the corner of Broad and Horsepen Road.
The future of the former Washington Commanders training camp facility in Richmond includes a new name and a new tenant.
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