The owner of Absolute Stone Design, a former professional midfielder in Europe, is self-funding the $500,000 buildout of Val’s Sportsplex.
Marble and granite supplier creating soccer complex in Hanover warehouse
Sports & Recreation
Announcing the 2nd annual BizSense Home Run Derby
Richmond BizSense wants to take you and your employees back to the ballpark. We’re thrilled to once again partner with The Richmond Flying Squirrels for the second annual BizSense Home Run Derby on Aug. 25. Join us at The Diamond, where your company will have its own section of the stadium to space out and… Read more »
Outdoor gear consignment store makes camp in Richmond
Trail Hut buys and sells used backpacks, hiking boots, clothing, tents and cookware, and does repairs.
Insurance agency’s team wins Safe Harbor Title Invitational at The Federal Club
Lyons and Associates’ score of 17-under was the best among the 25 foursomes that played the captain’s choice event.
Richmond’s Yoga Shed branches out beyond backyard to cyberspace
Jane Ellington’s studio is booked up, so she launched an online subscription service in late March to complement her in-person program.
Updated: The Ice Den cometh to Powhatan — skating rink under construction
A 12,800-square-foot, one-story building is rising on a 5-acre site in Oakbridge Business Park.
Three proposals to build casinos make the cut as city winnows field of six
The Cordish Cos., Bally’s Corp. and Urban One are finalists. The Pamunkey Indian Tribe, Wind Creek Hospitality and Golden Nugget Hotels & Casinos are out.
Downtime: Rosalie Morton takes the reins to keep her life balanced
The vice president at PR firm Padilla starts most of her workdays riding her horse in Manakin-Sabot, and they compete in shows on weekends.
New owner of Windy Hill golf complex wants to drive more business
Nichole Inkel, a golf pro who worked there in 2013, said she has “pretty big plans” for the two courses and driving range in Midlothian.
Glenwood Golf Course under contract to developer planning 320 homes
“We’ve had offers on this golf course before. It’s far from a done deal,” said Harry Griffin, co-owner of the oldest public golf course in metro Richmond.