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The Innsbrook-based online job board for hourly workers wouldn’t say how many employees it still has on the ground here but it does plan to maintain its local presence.

Keiter’s calculations give us this first glimpse at the region’s 25 fastest-growing companies, but you’ll have to wait to find out the final rankings until next month’s awards ceremony.

The date is set and the final numbers are being crunched for the latest RVA 25 celebration of the region’s fastest-growing companies. Don’t miss the Sept. 19 celebration.

KWC, based in Alexandria, is back for another deal in the region and is on the hunt for a new office to bring its two local groups under one roof.

In case you missed them, our best of the week includes news of scooters, a huge water park-anchored project in Chesterfield, a restaurant planned along the banks of Swift Creek Reservoir and more.

“I didn’t have an enormous desire to come out of retirement. I didn’t need to come back to work,” said Bob Hilb. “But I see an opportunity to finish something I started a long time ago and end my career the way I wanted.”

The Valentine has dresses from its costume collection on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and a statue of Jefferson Davis on display in Richmond.

The grass was wet and the air was steamy, but it didn’t stop a crowd of 250 from learning about what’s in store for the region’s largest office park.

The average increase in total compensation last year among the 23 CEOs was 200 percent, a figure that’s skewed somewhat by the nearly 4,200 percent increase reaped by Michael Bor.

In case you missed it, a busy news week brought us stories of Manchester’s tallest building, the mess left in the wake of a nonprofit’s sudden closure, a code-named project in Goochland and a new Chick-fil-A in store for downtown.