Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Chesterfield County

Mar 19, 2021

Central Virginia home lot sales surged 33% in Q4 2020

Henrico-based real estate researcher Integra Realty Resources announced this week that Central Virginia saw a surge of home activity in the fourth quarter of 2020, with lot sales increasing by 33% and permitting activity increasing by 39%. In this time frame, 1,430 building permits were issued for construction and 1,432 vacant lots were sold. Integra […]

Mar 15, 2021

Bon Secours plans to build emergency clinic in Chester

Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center plans to build a freestanding emergency clinic in Chester on six acres the health care system recently acquired for $1.95 million. The facility will be built at the corner of Route 1 and Moore’s Lake Road. Bon Secours purchased the property from Americana Park LLC and Trollingwood Land LLC. […]

A 353,044-square-foot industrial facility is in the works at Meadowville Technology Park in Chesterfield County.
Mar 15, 2021

Manufacturing/logistics building coming to Meadowville Technology Park

A newly announced 353,044-square-foot manufacturing and industrial facility will be the first spec building constructed at Meadowville Technology Park, which is owned by the Chesterfield County Economic Development Authority. The project is being developed by Columbia, South Carolina-based Red Rock Developments and Stamford, Connecticut-based Westport Capital Partners LLC. It is Red Rock’s f[...]

Mar 5, 2021

Chester strip mall sold for $6M

Chester’s The Shoppes at River Forest, a 30,720-square-foot strip mall anchored by a Wal-Mart, was purchased on Feb. 26 for $6 million. Raleigh, North Carolina-based PGP River Forest purchased the property from Bogese Cos., a Richmond-based real estate development group. At the time of the sale, the center was 82% leased to tenants that include […]

Chesterfield-based Mountain Movers Ministry has purchased 3300 Old Courthouse Road.
Mar 5, 2021

Ministry buys Chesterfield building for $1.2M

Chesterfield County-based Mountain Movers Ministry has purchased a building near the intersection of Hull Street and Courthouse roads for $1.175 million. The ministry will relocate to 3300 Old Courthouse Road and occupy the entirety of the 8,942-square-foot building. The property is situated on 7 acres. Gray Bryant, an associate with Colliers International Virginia, represented the […]

Government | Politics
Jan 27, 2021

Chase censured for ‘conduct unbecoming of a senator’ in bipartisan vote

With the support of Republicans and Democrats, the Virginia State Senate on Wednesday censured Sen. Amanda Chase, R- Chesterfield County, for “failure to uphold her oath of office, misuse of office and conduct unbecoming of a senator” based on a laundry list of controversies extending over the past two years. In a 24-9 vote, with […]

Va. Senate considers censuring Sen. Amanda Chase
Jan 26, 2021

‘Pattern of unacceptable conduct’: Focus of Chase censure changes

A newly reworded resolution to censure state Sen. Amanda Chase, R-Chesterfield County, seeks to place the ardent Trump supporter and gubernatorial hopeful last in seniority “for failure to uphold her oath of office, misuse of office and conduct unbecoming of a senator.” It no longer seeks censure “for fomenting insurrection,” as a previous version read. […]

Default Alt Text
Jan 26, 2021

Local officials slam Northam administration’s COVID vaccine rollout

With Virginia lagging behind other states in getting residents vaccinated for COVID-19, officials in Hampton Roads, Fairfax County and Chesterfield County have gone straight to the governor with complaints and concerns about the process, which Chesterfield supervisors categorized as “totally defective” and Hampton Roads officials deemed “inconsistent,” saying it’s &#[...]

Sen. Amanda Chase ‘will absolutely not resign’
Jan 22, 2021

Chase apologizes to Va. Senate ‘if I offended any one of you’; censure still in play

Updated Jan. 24 In a bid to avoid becoming the first state senator censured since 1986, state Sen. Amanda Chase on Friday apologized to her Senate colleagues, saying she was sorry “if I offended any one of you.” Her words were not enough to avoid censure, the chief patron of the censure resolution said in […]

Initial unemployment insurance claimants by county and city weeks ending Jan. 9 over Jan. 2 change. Green shows a decrease, yellow shows an increase of 0 to 50 claimants and red shows an increase of 51 to 691 claimants. Graphic courtesy Virginia Employment Commission
Jan 14, 2021

Va. sees highest number of initial jobless claims since July 2020

Last week, more than 28,000 Virginians filed initial unemployment claims — a 44.5% jump from the previous week. This is the greatest number of initial claims reported since July 2020. During the week ending Jan. 9, 28,227 Virginians filed initial claims, which was an increase of 8,697 from the previous week. This could in part […]

Jan 8, 2021

Stockholders approve CarLotz merger

CarLotz Inc., the Chesterfield County-based consignment dealer of used cars, announced Friday that stockholders had given it the requisite approval to complete a proposed merger with Miami-based special purpose acquisition company Acamar Partners Acquisition Corp. that is expected to close on Jan. 22. The merger is still subject to satisfaction of other conditions, including approval […]

Jan 7, 2021

CarLotz nominates four to board of directors

Chesterfield County-based CarLotz Inc., a consignment dealer of used cars, announced Thursday it has nominated four new members to its board of directors, effective following the closing of its merger with special purpose acquisition company Acamar Partners Acquisition Corp. CarLotz, which is valued at $827 million, will combine with Miami-based Acamar Partners Acquisition Corp. to […]

YOUR NEWS.
YOUR INBOX.
DAILY.

By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy.