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Mutual Assurance Society of Va. names VP innovation, marketing
Mark Crutcher joins Richmond-based insurance company
Richmond-based Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia announced Tuesday that it has named Mark Crutcher as its inaugural vice president of innovation and marketing. Crutcher most recently was a senior product manager with Safe Auto and had previously served as Lititz Mutual’s vice president of marketing, underwriting and product development. “Mutual Assurance’s goal is to embrace
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Henrico County announces $2.3B GreenCity arena project
Project on former Best Products HQ site to include 17,000-seat arena, hotels, retail, office and housing
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Henrico County officials announced Tuesday plans for a $2.3 billion arena-anchored development, born out of the failed Navy Hill project proposal for downtown Richmond. But with private financing and no projected impact on county taxpayers, the GreenCity development may have a smoother path. Proposed on the 204-acre former Best Products property owned by the county,
Richmond to select casino operator, site in summer 2021
Public survey opens Tuesday; RFPs due in February 2021
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The city of Richmond intends to select a resort casino site and operator in summer 2021, according to an announcement from Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney released Tuesday. The Virginia General Assembly earlier this year passed a law authorizing resort casinos to operate in each of five economically challenged cities, including Richmond. For the project to
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Capital Region Small Business Development Center opens in Richmond area
Will assist business owners around region
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Now part of the state’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) network, the Capital Region SBDC opened this month to assist Richmond-area small business owners, Virginia Community Capital announced Monday. Funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration with $192,000 in CARES Act money, plus matching grant funds from regional sources, the center will provide COVID-19 assistance,
Long-delayed Genworth acquisition postponed again
Acquisition by China-based Oceanwide Holdings Group delayed until Dec. 31
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Henrico-based Genworth Financial Inc. and China-based Oceanwide Holdings Group Co. Ltd. announced on Monday that Oceanside’s long-delayed $2.7 billion acquisition of Genworth has been reapproved by China’s National Development and Reform Commission, and the acquisition has been postponed until the end of December. With the Chinese government’s reapproval, Oceanwide will now move forward on the
Richmond office/retail building sells for $2.1M
Will be converted to event center
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A 9,492-square-foot building in Richmond has sold for $2,125,000, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced Monday. Across West Broad Street from the Scott’s Addition neighborhood, the office/retail property at 3013-3015 Cutshaw Ave., purchased by 3001 Cutshaw LLC from 3015 Cutshaw Ave LLC, will be converted to an event center by Mosaic. Connie Jordan Nielsen of
Midlothian office building sells for $1.1M
Building 90% occupied with 10 tenants
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An office building in Chesterfield County’s Midlothian area has sold for $1.1 million, S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. announced last week. Located at 1700 Huguenot Road, the 11,830-square-foot office building is 90% occupied by 10 tenants, including a home remodeling company, an attorney’s office and an insurance agent, as well as counselors and consultants. Tenants include:
Amherst aims to redevelop training center campus
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Amherst County regional stakeholders are drafting a plan to improve the campus of the former Central Virginia Training Center to attract potential developers. The state-owned facility, which housed Virginians with disabilities for more than a century, shut down this year in accordance with a 2012 agreement between the state and the U.S. Department of Justice.
Appalachian Power denied rate increase by SCC
Customers are not due refunds
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A rate increase sought by Appalachian Power Co. has been denied by the State Corporation Commission. According to a statement issued by the SCC on Tuesday, Appalachian Power was seeking to increase rates by approximately $10 per month for a typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity. Appalachian Power earned profits that were
Northam announces ‘Dopesick’ to film in Virginia
Michael Keaton will star in Hulu series based on book by Roanoke author Beth Macy
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On Tuesday, Gov. Ralph Northam announced that “Dopesick,” an eight-episode limited Hulu series, will film in Central Virginia, the Shenandoah Valley and Roanoke region through the spring. Based on the bestselling nonfiction book “Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America,” by Roanoke journalist Beth Macy, the series will star Academy Award-nominated actor