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From a pool of 1,000 nominees and 39 finalists, the winners of the 2023 RVA Power Women Awards were unveiled at Thursday evening.

Richmond National Group has expanded its headquarters at 3951 Westerre Parkway by about 7,200 square feet with plans to add 100 new employees over time.

“I don’t need to go and put on a show anymore, but this is to show my kids, ‘Before you knew me, this is what I was doing,” Ray said of his upcoming appearance at the Hall of Fame Classic in Cooperstown.

PlayRVA has modified the fire truck it rents to kids birthday parties to also serve adult customers as a bar on wheels, while D.C.-based Sea Suite Cruises is launching a tiki-themed river cruise to complement the paddle boat rides it started to offer last year from Rocketts Landing.

True spring weather arrived just in time for Richmond BizSense’s first Hard Hat Happy Hour of 2023. Check out scenes from the evening.

Battered by the pandemic and unable to regain its footing, the 35-year-old firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is searching for a buyer.

Performance Pickleball RVA, an 18-court pickleball venue, is in the works at the ever-evolving West End mall. The CEO of Thalhimer is among the investors in the venture.

Weidmüller Group plans to add to its 92,000-square-foot facility at 821 Southlake Blvd. The electronic components manufacturer also plans to add more people to the ranks of the facility’s workforce.

The 12-year-old payment processing firm acquired two companies, including one in Australia. The deal gives it greater access to international markets.

From a field of hundreds of nominees, a panel of judges have chosen the 39 finalists for this year’s RVA Power Women awards. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on May 4 at Main Street Station. Tickets are available now.