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New-to-Richmond restaurant opening in Henrico's Westpark Shopping Center (opens the original)
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — Just weeks after inking a lease in the Diamond District, a major D.C. restaurant group is going back for seconds in the Richmond market. Thompson Restaurants confirmed this week it has signed on to open a location of its Milk & Honey Southern Inspired Kitchen concept at the Westpark Shopping Center in western Henrico. Milk & Honey will open in part of a new, 8,400-square-foot strip center that’s currently being built in front of the Publix-anchored center at 9645 W. Broad S
2 Richmond-area Starbucks shutter amid mass nationwide closures (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. -- For the second time in as many years, a wave of national Starbucks closures has hit Richmond, this time taking a decades-old spot in the Fan and one in Short Pump. The coffee shop chain’s location at 400 N. Robinson St. poured its last cup of coffee on Sept. 26, after 20 years in business. Also on the chopping block was the Starbucks at the Thalhimer-owned Shoppes at Westgate, located at 11735 W. Broad St. across from Short Pump Town Center. Click here to continue reading on Ric
Richmond's Libbie-Patterson corner property, former Westhampton Pastry Shop site, listed for sale (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. -- Months after its owners had it teed up for redevelopment, a prime piece of the Libbie-Patterson corridor is up for grabs. The former Westhampton Pastry Shop building at 5728 Patterson Ave. was listed for sale this week. The offering includes an approved special-use permit that would allow a buyer to redevelop the site into a new four-story office and retail building at the corner of Libbie and Patterson avenues. Click here to continue reading on Richmond BizSense.
Boardwalk, riverfront terraces and new restrooms: Richmond updates $30M Brown's Island glow-up (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. -- With the Richmond Folk Festival less than a month away, construction crews are pushing to make sure Brown’s Island will be ready for the festival’s first set. This week Venture Richmond offered a tour of the downtown riverfront island amid its $30 million renovation. While work on the 6-acre strip won’t be completely wrapped up in time for the Oct. 9 start date of the festival, Venture Richmond CEO Lisa Sims said the island will be ready enough to host multiple stages during the
Virginia's recreational marijuana market opens next year. Here are the proposed rules. (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. -- With the legalization of recreational marijuana sales slated to take effect in less than a year in Virginia, state officials have unveiled proposed rules that would govern the industry out of the gate. The Cannabis Control Authority last week published the first draft of regulations for the recreational market, including the fees for licenses needed to do business in the market.Click here to continue reading on Richmond BizSense.
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