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A whipping of wind and rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Michael didn’t deter some of Richmond’s fastest-growing companies from celebrating their success last week.

The early morning networkers were out in force Wednesday, as a crowd of 300 filed into the Main Street Station Train Shed for the second installment of Richmond BizSense’s Future Of series. The topic du jour was the Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Richmond and was discussed during a panel discussion that featured: John Vithoulkas,… Read more »

A group including the owners of The Broadberry and The Camel is working to book acts at venues across the region – and has landed the newly restored Ashland Theatre as one of its first clients.

An hourly job search platform has further trimmed its Richmond headcount.

Three months after launching its new bus rapid transit system in the city, GRTC has rolled out other bus service enhancements this week across Henrico County, including the first bus service to Short Pump.

The show will go on for CAT Theatre.

The cycle of debate continues for a proposed Brook Road bike lane after an animated community meeting last week and as City Council is set to discuss the project on Tuesday.

With Hurricane Florence looming, 300 local business people said storm be-damned and joined the party at Richmond BizSense’s latest Hard Hat Happy at Libbie Mill-Midtown. (Slideshow)

For the second installment of our newest event series, BizSense once again is pulling out the crystal ball to ponder another topic that’s shaping the future of the region. On the morning of Oct. 10 at the Main Street Station Train Shed, we’ll host The Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Richmond, a panel discussion and… Read more »