Brick and Mortar Mercantile will be Ben and Tara Wegdam’s fourth store in Carytown, joining Zest Clothing & Co., Lou Lou Boutiques and Crème de la Crème.
Retailers unwrap new gift shop in shuttered Carytown thrift store space
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Escape room operators staging next act in Carytown space
Reveler Immersive Experiences plans to open in mid-January at 3108 W. Cary St.
Carytown Place finds its keystone
The once controversial development’s fifth and final tenant is set.
Carytown pizza restaurant BlowToad closes
BlowToad, a Carytown pizza joint owned by Richmond chef Jimmy Sneed, has closed.
Tide turns for Carytown building
A growing Richmond-based restaurant company is converting a former surf shop into a natural food joint.
Rebirth for Carytown retailer
The third time may be the charm for one local retailer, now that a former customer is taking over the company.
Lights, camera, BizSense
RichmondBizSense’s own Al Harris appeared on CBS 6 News at 7 last night to offer insights on the latest developments in the local retail scene. Harris, questioned by CBS 6 Anchor Bill Fitzgerald, discussed the Carytown big box brouhaha that has broken out over the future plans of the old Verizon building. Read more here… Read more »
Carytown business community thinks outside the box
Some Carytown merchants and nearby residents who oppose a Baltimore developer’s plan to turn a mid-century Verizon office building into a more than 41,000-square-foot retail property have started a campaign with an out-of-the-box slogan.
Board Paradise back in retail heaven
Board Paradise won’t be boarded-up after all.
Local biz owner hits Capitol Hill
Local small business owner Tammy Rostov made an appearance at the U.S. Capitol yesterday to support a healthcare reform drafted by House Democrats.