Sports & Recreation

Management of the course soon could swing over to a third party and be taken out of the hands of the county.

After 20 years in Midlothian, Peak Experiences has opened the doors to its first facility in the city.

A shuffling of YMCA gyms is having a ripple effect down to a local athletics nonprofit.

Local resident Shannon Somogyi is launching a yoga studio and retail shop inside a restored 1990s-era camper.

The ribbon is cut and the nets are up at a newly built $7 million sports complex in Chesterfield.

The owner wants to take advantage of proximity to the James River and its trails to attract neighborhood residents who typically work out in other ways.

In addition to climbing walls of varying heights, the new facility features a yoga studio, weight room, lounge and spa area.

The neighborhood known for its breweries and bar-arcades is about to get a “barre” of a different sort.

A round of renovations to the county-owned course is off the table for now, as the Board of Supervisors ponders bringing in a third party to manage the property or repurposing its acreage.

The owner of three area golf clubs has turned one over to the residents of the surrounding neighborhood.