Of the millions of pageviews on Richmond BizSense this year, these top 10 stories attracted the most eyeballs and make for an eclectic top 10.
Legal drama, ice cream and live music: BizSense’s most-read stories of 2023
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Booze News: Richmond alcohol industry roundup for 2023
Despite having more closures in 2023 than any previous year, the region’s beer scene still came out of 2023 with more breweries than it had when the year started.
Return to ‘The Ice’: Local surveying firm resumes work near South Pole
Local surveyor George Nyfeler recently returned from a weekslong stint in Antarctica, where his company is on the second leg of a four-year job.
Sponsored Content: Long & Foster Leads the Industry
Giving back is one of the core values at Long & Foster Real Estate. From donating gifts to Toys for Tots to raising awareness and funds for the American Heart Association, Long & Foster’s real estate agents and employees come together regularly to give back to the communities where they live, work and play. The… Read more »
Slideshow: Scenes from BizSense’s first Young Professionals Society event
Check out scenes from our newest event series, geared to professionals age 35 and younger, held last week at Topgolf Richmond.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 10.6.23
A $1.4 million sale in Hanover and 15,635 square foot lease in Richmond’s Scott’s Addition are the top transactions. (BizSense Pro subscription required)
Sponsored Content: VCU ranked among top 20 most innovative public universities in the U.S.
A Message from Virginia Commonwealth University By Brian McNeill U.S. News & World Report has ranked Virginia Commonwealth University as one of the nation’s 20 most innovative public universities in its 2024 Best Colleges rankings released today. “At VCU, our mission is to do everything possible for students from all backgrounds to succeed. Our team constantly… Read more »
Longtime owners sell James River Transportation to N.J.-based competitor
“I still feel a bit of tough feelings that the name’s going away on my watch. (The sale) is a real good business decision, I’m just getting over the personal and emotional part,” Stephen Story said.
Richmond region lands 32 on Inc. 5000 list, down from 38 last year
The top Richmond-area firm clocked in at No. 244 nationally, boasting a three-year revenue growth rate of 2,285 percent.
Downtown’s Sandman Comedy Club rolls the dice, converts to new ‘casino bar’
“Having a comedy club is like having a one-screen movie theater in a small town. If people don’t like the movie, they’re not going to go see it,” said owner Michael Sands.
