Proposed housing development in Limerick village is rejected
AN Bord Pleanala has rejected proposals to build 21 new homes at Rathmale in Mungret. Primebay, a development firm with an address in Ballyneety was seeking per...
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AN Bord Pleanala has rejected proposals to build 21 new homes at Rathmale in Mungret. Primebay, a development firm with an address in Ballyneety was seeking per...
A wildfire is threatening several Montana towns and a California blaze that is the largest in the nation has continued to slowly spread as the Western United States burns.
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Homebuilder, staffing firm convert shopping center spaces into offices Jonathan Spiers photos) In selecting locations for their new corporate offices, an area homebuilder and a local staffing firm both ended up taking a less-traditional route: converting decades-old retail spaces into their respective headquarters. Eagle Construction of VA, previously based at West Broad Village, has opened a new HQ in the Canterbury Shopping Center at Patterson Avenue and Pump Road, where it’s relocated its offices and home design gallery. Across the river, a retail strip in front of the Chalkley Place sho...
Longtime employee takes over Flagstop Car Wash and cleans up Photos courtesy of Flagstop Car Wash) In 1994, Jamie Nester was a new student at John Tyler Community College and looking for a summer job. In his search he met Bob Schrum, then-owner of Flagstop Car Wash, who offered him a gig washing cars. Pay was $4.25 per hour, plus tips. Nearly 30 years later, a lot has changed. Nester now owns Flagstop, which boasts eight figures of annual revenue. Nester has the company on the move, with three new locations in the works in the Richmond area: Stonebridge Shopping Center at 7000 Tim Price Way i...