The craft brewery boom is spreading to Ashland, and a major league baseball pitcher and his engineer brother are leading the charge.
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The Herd: Departures, hires and promotions for 12.20.11
Lots of moves this week, and a local private equity fund hires a professional baseball player who is in the minor league organization of the Seattle Mariners.
NewsFeeds 12.5.11
Trump not paying legal bills, lawyers say (Virginia Lawyers Weekly) Two Richmond-area lawyers say their firm is getting stiffed by Donald Trump and they want out of a lawsuit in Charlottesville federal court. A Trump spokesperson blames the dispute on shoddy work by the Virginia lawyers. Big hurdles for hemp (Roanoke Times) Montgomery County… Read more »
Nothing but net
When it comes to moving tickets, there’s no better sales pitch than a miraculous run to the Sweet 16 or the Final Four.
If you build it …
Former Pittsburgh mayor Thomas J. Murphy Jr. has a “Field of Dreams” moment when talking to a group of Richmond real estate professionals.
Business Licenses 11.11.11
Best new names: “A totally Nu You” and “Cheesecake Heaven”
14 strokes against golf club deal
Just when it looked like a bankrupt local golf club and its members were about to settle their differences, 14 members went rogue.
NewsFeeds 10.25.11
Squirrels losing patience with stadium timetable (Times-Dispatch) Minor League Baseball, the Squirrels and the Double-A Eastern League have become increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress on a ballpark plan. Trial starts in Norfolk court in Twitter patent case (Virginian-Pilot) Dinesh Agarwal, a patent attorney, says Twitter owes him between $11 million and $41 million… Read more »
NewsFeeds 10.17.11
Richmond attorney’s blog under fire from Va. State Bar (Times-Dispatch) A bit more on a story RBS first reported: The issue comes to a head at a public disciplinary hearing Tuesday, when a committee of lawyers and lay people will listen to arguments from the bar and lawyer Horace Frazier Hunter. Virginia Beach lawyer… Read more »
Big River gets bigger
A local advertising agency is busting through the wall of its current digs to make room for more workers.