The Jackson Ward breakfast and lunch spot will close for good on Feb. 13 after four years at 312 N. Second St.
Salt & Forge survived pandemic but will call it quits as owner pursues law school
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Entrepreneur fills hip-hop void with Jackson Ward studio, venue
Brandon White, who runs a general contracting firm by day, is opening The Canvas because when the Strange Matter venue closed “it was like, ‘Where do we go now?’”
Gammino files plans for apartment building in Jackson Ward
The local developer wants to replace a parking lot adjacent to his office at 208-212 E. Leigh St. with 63 apartments in a five-story structure.
Jackson Ward crossroads of Brook, Marshall get parklet, street mural
The parklet in front of Art180 is the last of several pandemic-era patios that have been in the works. Two other parklets in the city remain in limbo.
New space for swanky shirts
The founders of the local high-end men’s shirt maker Ledbury will be moving their operations in September.
UNOS employees to be transplanted
A major Richmond nonprofit has picked up a vacant office building in Jackson Ward as a second location and will start moving some employees there this fall.
Possible blues club in Jackson Ward
According to a Times-Dispatch story, a developer wants to turn the historic Hippodrome Theater in Jackson Ward into a blues club of sorts. Don’t plan on going to a live blues concert just yet. First, there are already two new venues within a mile – Toad’s Place and the National. Both are also historical restoration… Read more »