Richmond now has two local companies soaking up the limelight on reality shows about hoarders.
An abundance of attention
Startups
RelayFoods lands $3 million in fresh capital
A startup grocery delivery service has scored a new round of investment funding.
Gym proves good fit for Hopper Apparel
Two friends strapped for wedding cash launched a fitness apparel business for like-minded athletes.
Haberdasher owners uniformly happy with move
Uniform supplier Haberdasher Corporate Apparel expanded beyond the walls of the owners Malvern Avenue home and into 2,000 square feet of office space in Henrico.
Startup gets bigger to help you downsize
A startup estate sale business has leased its first retail space in Lakeside.
Church Hill entrepreneurs get some green
Aspiring entrepreneurs in Church Hill received some cash Monday to help jump-start their business ventures.
Monday Q&A: Bake for one hour
A former paralegal has a recipe for Richmonders who are a little short on kitchen space.
Convenience food
A local couple is hoping residents and businesses want to outsource their grocery shopping.
Move over, mystery meat
What started as a mother brainstorming ways to prepare healthier school lunches for her daughter has turned into a new lunchroom option for hundreds of local students.
Will Relay Foods bring the online grocery biz back to life?
Charlottesville-based Relay Foods expanded into Richmond last year and plans to expand slowly into neighboring Mid-Atlantic states, according to Forbes.com.