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LL Flooring sells Henrico distribution center for $104M
Read more: LL Flooring to sell 219 stores; 211 other stores set to close LL Flooring has sold its eastern Henrico County distribution center to a limited liability company for $104.75 million, according to documents the Henrico-based flooring company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday. Formerly known as[...]
U.Va. hotel, conference center expected fall 2025
To fulfill a need for a new comprehensive conference space in Charlottesville, the University of Virginia is set to welcome the Virginia Guesthouse hotel and conference center in fall 2025. The new facility will feature 214 guest rooms, including nine suites. The approximately 224,000-square-foot Virginia Guesthouse will offer c[...]
North Anna gets federal OK to operate through 2060
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved 20-year extensions for North Anna Power Station’s two nuclear reactors, allowing them to operate through 2058 and 2060, Dominion Energy announced Wednesday. The two reactors in Louisa County were originally licensed to operate for 40 years, beginning in 1978 and 1980, and in 2[...]
Community banking association head Yeakel to retire; successor named
Steve Yeakel, president and CEO of the Henrico County-based Virginia Association of Community Banks, announced Tuesday he will retire at the end of the year, and will be succeeded by Corey Connors, executive director of the Virginia Forestry Association. Connors will join the professional organization in September and assume dut[...]
LL Flooring to be delisted from NYSE
Updated Aug. 14 The New York Stock Exchange has informed Henrico County-based LL Flooring Holdings that its common stock will be delisted from the stock exchange and that trading was to be immediately suspended after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Sunday, LL Flooring announced Tuesday. In a news release, LL Flooring[...]
LL Flooring files for bankruptcy
LL Flooring, the Henrico County flooring company previously known as Lumber Liquidators, announced Sunday it has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and is pursuing a sale of its business. Also, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company has received a nonbinding letter of intent [...]
Henrico EDA buys $3M golf course, plans $11M renovation
Henrico County’s economic development authority has purchased The Crossings Golf Club for $3 million, and with partners Pros Inc. and the Henrico Sports & Entertainment Authority, it plans to pitch the course as the new home for a PGA Tour Champions golf event held at the Country Club of Virginia. Pros Inc. expects to [...]
Kroger names new mid-Atlantic president
Kroger has named Kate Mora president of its mid-Atlantic division, replacing Lori Raya, who’d held the role since 2021 and is retiring, according to a Tuesday news announcement by the grocery store chain, which has nearly half a million employees across 2,800 stores in 35 states, including 68 stores in Virginia. Mora wil[...]
Glen Allen’s Dynex Capital names co-CEO
Glen Allen’s Dynex Capital has named Smriti Laxman Popenoe its co-CEO, the real estate investment trust announced in July. With more than three decades of experience in capital markets and investing, Popenoe will lead with Byron Boston, who remains chairman and co-CEO. Popenoe also will remain president and chief investm[...]
Pechin joins Thalhimer Realty Partners
Less than a year after leaving the City of Richmond to work for the federal government, Maritza Pechin has joined Thalhimer Realty Partners as director of development, the Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer subsidiary announced Monday. Pechin was deputy director for the office of equitable development for the city and was heavi[...]
Virginia Credit Union-Member One merger approved
Virginia Credit Union’s merger with Roanoke-based Member One Federal Credit Union was finalized Thursday, following a vote by Member One’s customers to approve the deal announced in January. Effective Thursday, Member One becomes a division of VACU “as the organization works toward full integration of its syste[...]
QTS acquires rezoned Henrico tech park land
Henrico County’s Sandston area could soon see more data center facilities after the county’s board of supervisors voted in May to rezone a 622-acre site for the planned White Oak Technology Park II. Developer Hourigan shepherded the land, now owned by Kansas-based QTS Data Centers, through its rezoning to light indus[...]
