Sports & Recreation

One of Virginia’s best-known golf resorts, built by Anheuser-Busch in the 1970s along the James River, has a new owner.

A local startup is looking to give a lift to area cyclists who want to ride the 52-mile Virginia Capital Trail, just not the 52-mile return trip.

After inking a 40-year lease at City Stadium and securing Division II status from the United Soccer League, the Richmond Kickers announced a deal with WTVR to broadcast 17 games this season.

A local development team is lining up what it bets will be a strike for the city’s hottest neighborhood.

A local group of hockey fans believe they have a chance to bring a hockey team back to the city, fueled in part by grabbing the ear of the new mayor.

The Kickers’ manager and its board president talked to BizSense about the motivation behind the team’s ambitious growth plans, much of which hinges on making its longtime home a better place to watch soccer.

Help is coming for those who have found themselves on the Virginia Capital Trail, miles from home and with a flat bicycle tire.

For its third location in Richmond in less than two years, the national gym chain will be the first tenant in Reynolds Crossing’s final retail development.

Richmond’s biggest running race organizer has a new event in the works for those who like to bookend their workout with a little self-indulgence.

BizSense loves covering the local golf industry and 2016 gave us plenty to report.