The owner moved to the area after opening a gym in the Fan and sees a market for a boutique fitness studio where she lives.
Richmond Pilates studio adds second location in Irvington to fill a niche
Sports & Recreation
Cycling gym Boho Studios moving to bigger space in Museum District
Betting on an increase in demand, it will offer up to 42 bikes in 2,100 square feet compared to a pre-pandemic fleet of 31 bikes in 1,475 square feet.
Chesterfield County races to buy Southside Speedway for $5M
The 41-acre site would be used to expand River City Sportsplex. The seller’s family had run the racetrack since the 1950s before closing it in December.
Downtime: Atlantic Union Bank’s ‘Ironman’ spokeswoman
The head of corporate communications has completed seven triathlons — single-day, 140.6-mile races that blend swimming, cycling and running — and she’s training for her eighth.
Tuk-tuk startup is on a roll as Richmonders venture out again
RVATukTuk, which offers tours and rides on the electric-powered, three-wheeled open-air vehicles, is getting busier each month and needs more drivers.
‘This is the future of golf’: Reinvented Belmont Golf Course ready to tee off
Monday’s re-opening ceremony treated the crowd to a near hole-in-one on one of the inaugural tees shots and a chip-in moments later — all while Davis Love III looked on.
Urban One’s Southside site proposal wins the city’s casino sweepstakes
A $600 million, 300,000-square-foot resort at 2001 Walmsley Blvd. was the development selected but Richmond voters will have the final say on Nov. 2.
New Stony Point axe throwing range aims for cut of entertainment market
“We think we’ll bring in a younger crowd to the mall. You can’t throw an axe on the internet,” said local Stumpy’s Hatchet House franchisee Joe Szymczak.
Local massage therapy clinic stretches into the Fan for better fit
Resolve Bodyworks plans to open at 2313 W. Cary St. in early June, its third move in four years.
New yoga studio puts mat down in downtown Hopewell
The owner of SOVA Yoga Studio at 256 E. Broadway said she chose the Tri-Cities because the yoga scene isn’t as big as Richmond’s.