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Monday Q&A: Plaid miniskirts, and kids eat free
Amir Patel is bringing the Tilted Kilt franchise to Virginia, and he says his eatery will be family friendly.
Read More »Monday Q&A: 15,000 square feet and an exemplary tenant
House auctions are a dime a dozen, but it’s not every day that a house of God goes on the block
Read More »Monday Q&A: Former lawyer isn’t out to pasture
After a long legal career, attorney Ry Marchant is taking a stab at a resurrecting a location that would challenge even the most experienced restaurateur. And he's investing $1.4 million to make sure
Read More »Monday Q&A: Bike designer’s wheels are turning
The name might be Dutch, but the product is made in Richmond. Hinmaton Hisler is the designer and builder behind Stijl Cycles, a two-year-old company based in Manchester. Hisler is one of the three
Read More »Monday Q&A: Retired engineer keeps his shoulder to the grind
Tom Doyle, 63, grew tired of skinning his shoulders in spills from his bike. Add in a broken collarbone and a dislocated shoulder, and he knew there had to a better way.
Read More »Monday Q&A: Mom-and-pops meet meta-analysis
Put aside all the horror stories you’ve heard about mixing family and business.
Read More »Monday Q&A: Go west (down Broad St.), young man
Developer Bob Atack announced last week that he had closed on a 70-acre parcel along West Broad Street for $6.75 million in cash.
Read More »Monday Q&A: A bold move to build a bridge
Last week marked the groundbreaking for Stonebridge, a new mixed-use project that will replace the abandoned Cloverleaf Mall in Chesterfield County.
Read More »Monday Q&A: Dual deployments
A Richmond startup would have had enough of a challenge with its Nov. 1 public unveiling without one of its partners heading to Afghanistan.
Read More »Monday Q&A: Bake for one hour
A former paralegal has a recipe for Richmonders who are a little short on kitchen space.
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