Chesterfield Faces Leadership Vacuum as Three Top Development Posts Come Open Simultaneously
The retirements of the planning director and EDA head signal a pivotal moment for a county at a crossroads between suburban sprawl and strategic growth
Virginia’s ‘Yes In God’s Backyard’ Laws Could Reshape Richmond’s Housing Landscape
New legislation allows religious organizations to build affordable housing without local rezoning battles
At Willow Oaks, Richmond’s Business Elite Compete for Bragging Rights and Tax Deductions
The 6th annual BizSense Golf Tournament brings together dealmakers, developers, and networkers on one of the region's most exclusive fairways
Behind the ‘Southern Living’ Badge: What a National Seal of Approval Means for Richmond’s Custom Home Market
A local builder's entry into an elite network raises questions about the region's luxury housing boom and who it serves
Spanberger’s Marijuana Market Rewrite: Fewer Licenses, Higher Taxes, and a Fight Over Who Gets In
The governor's amended proposal cuts initial retail permits and phases in a 21% state tax — raising questions about whether Virginia's legal cannabis market will actually undercut the black market…
Art 180 Closes After 27 Years, Another Casualty of Jackson Ward’s Giving Gap
The youth arts nonprofit that launched careers and transformed lives couldn't survive six years of declining donations and a post-pandemic funding drought
When the Incentive Check Doesn’t Clear: A Chesterfield Manufacturer’s $50 Million Promise Comes Up Short
The company says expansion plans remain on track despite forfeiting state incentives — but the missed benchmarks raise questions about the math behind Virginia's economic development deals
A Vacant Bank Vault Becomes a Boxing Ring: Brookland Park’s Latest Gamble on Revitalization
After a previous developer walked away and the housing authority reclaimed the building, Cherry Pick'd Boxing hopes to succeed where others failed
A 17-Year-Old’s E-Waste Empire: How One Student Built a Recycling Business Richmond’s Big Players Missed
Loch Macfarlane's partnership with a national nonprofit could turn his garage operation into something that challenges how the region handles its growing mountain of dead electronics.