Henrico-based Richmond Association of Realtors recently used a $10,500 Placemaking grant from the National Association of Realtors to help transform space along the Capital Trail into public destinations for community use and enjoyment.
RAR used the funds for the installation of two mobile bike workstations in Charles City County,
Henrico County filed a petition against the Virginia Racing Commission on Nov. 12, claiming that the VRC’s decision to award a license to a new gaming parlor in Henrico was “unlawful” and “exceeded its authority.”
On Sept. 15, the VRC unanimously voted to approve an operational license for Roseshire
Startup Virginia, a Richmond-based business incubator credited with supporting nearly 20,000 entrepreneurs across Central Virginia, is expanding its footprint into Henrico County.
The organization announced Nov. 13 that it will launch new stage-specific incubator programs and open a second location as part of the new Henrico Innovation Hub at
The Roseshire Gaming Parlor in Henrico’s Near West End, which opened to the public Sept. 29 despite numerous efforts by county and state officials to prevent it from doing so, generated more than $5.6 million in wagers on its 175 historical horse racing machines during its first few