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Months after inking a new lease, a locally based online pen retailer has begun writing its next chapter in Henrico.

One of the area’s largest accounting firms is looking to become a one-stop dealmaker for its clients.

A local businessman and former UVA football player accused of bilking investors out of millions has sought to prevent federal prosecutors from using a certain 5-letter word in the courtroom.

Before Sandy Manley was a fiscal technician with the Virginia Department of Transportation, she was Gremlina – one of the more feisty and vocal “heel” characters of the 1980s TV series “Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling.” Now, nearly 30 years after her six-month run on GLOW, the Highland Springs native and resident has had the curtain… Read more »

While internet giants Amazon and Google parent Alphabet were earning headlines last month as their stocks reached $1,000 per share, a Henrico-based company was climbing toward that milestone to much less fanfare.

For its latest acquisition, the local Fortune 500 looked back to the Lone Star State, securing its second nine-figure deal there in six months.

A Southside-based damage restoration company is now in the hands of the manager credited with guiding its recent surge in growth.

An independent school receives state accreditation, Capital One is recognized nationally for volunteer work, and a local roaster’s cold brew coffee cans hit the market.

With its first acquisition outside Virginia, the Goochland-based raw materials firm is dipping its toes deeper into the Chesapeake Bay.

Already on the hook for a $6 million civil judgement, a Charlottesville businessman now faces a federal prison sentence for defrauding the widow of a Richmond investment banker, a western Virginia bank and a UVA fraternity. Victor M. Dandridge III pleaded guilty Wednesday to three criminal charges: two counts of wire fraud and one count… Read more »