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Sports & Recreation
PGA tourney tees off in CCV ‘bubble’
Precautions and pandemic-induced restrictions are required for this week’s Dominion Energy Charity Classic at CCV’s James River Course.
Regency’s first new anchor — an indoor trampoline park co-owned by Drew Brees — opens Saturday
The West End mall is trying to bounce back with family-friendly attractions in former Macy’s buildings.
New $18M entertainment complex debuts in river country
“We’re the economic spark for future investment and development by others in this area,” said co-owner Terri Wesselman. “We’ve brought an amenity that’s long overdue here in the Northern Neck.”
Shamin Hotels slugger wins inaugural BizSense Home Run Derby
“It’s 90 seconds of pure bliss,” one participant said of his time at the plate at Wednesday’s event.
Pigeon racers home in on new coop at long-vacant River Road restaurant property
“Racing pigeons, they say, is the sport of kings. It’s just something that gets in your blood.”
Jefferson Lakeside Country Club is now Lakeside Park Club
The century-old club is playing up its history in a brand refresh to help it attract new members.
Annual PGA tournament at CCV to be played without spectators in Oct.
Richmonders’ annual in-person glimpse of pro golfing legends is the latest big event to be affected by the coronavirus.
Richmond startup wants to be the LinkedIn-meets-Zillow for collegiate recruiting
STAC, founded by former UR, VMI and Ferrum football players, is a website for high school athletes to promote themselves and for coaches to more easily find their recruits. It has raised $800,000 from investors to date.
Carytown yoga studio closing for good
Stretched to the brink by the coronavirus shutdown, a longstanding local yoga studio will close permanently in July.