A Virginia Beach firm has drawn up plans for a large townhome development near Broad Street and Parham Road.
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Solar startup takes on Silicon Valley
A local entrepreneur is headed to California, hoping to raise capital for his new business – a crowdfunding-type concept that helps nonprofits and schools install solar panels and gives donors a return on their investments.
In Hopewell, a plan for revitalization
A Hopewell nonprofit has launched a business pitch competition to bring startups into some of the vacant storefronts downtown. And the program is the latest step in an overarching revamp of the city’s historic district.
Golf club’s new owner lines up major upgrades
A Glen Allen golf club’s sales price far surpassed that of other recently sold courses, and its new owner is pouring an additional $2 million into renovations.
Local developers zero in on West End mall
Two big names in the local real estate scene are nearing a deal to buy a West End mall. And the firms’ reputations hint at a major overhaul.
The Herd: New hires, promotions and departures for Jan. 6, 2014
The head of Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens and a Chesterfield County official are both retiring, and several law firms hire new attorneys.
Scott’s Addition bingo hall floated for retail
A Jewish school for boys that owns a West Broad-facing building near Scott’s Addition is considering redeveloping the property for retail or restaurant use in the growing neighborhood.
Startups that caught our eye in 2014
Salsa, pretzels, cars, music and beer were just a few of the inspirations behind the array of startups that launched in 2014. And in addition to new businesses, a few of the companies we’ve covered in years past are picking up speed with capital raises, investors and expansions.
Cidery squeezes into craft brew market
An entrepreneur is taking a crack at Richmond’s craft brew market and has his eye on Scott’s Addition to launch a hard cider business.
Startups test their wings
An array of entrepreneurs received months of coaching and $20,000 through a startup program. This week they took their pitches to the stage in front of investors and sponsors.