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The Civica Rx pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Petersburg. ( BizSense file photos )

After working out of a studio in Scott’s Addition for years, a local ceramics company is adding more of a retail presence to its space along Arthur Ashe Boulevard.

Mike Dolliver, operator of the Richmond-area Mobiledumps franchise. ( Courtesy Mike Dolliver )

A proposed bill would loosen the state’s rules on food-to-liquor sales ratios for restaurants. ( BizSense file )

Spy Rock is seeking zoning approval to build a 450-unit apartment complex on the site of Midlothian Athletic Club, which would be razed to make way for the project. ( County documents )

Hanover staff are planning to develop a land-use plan to guide future economic development in the area around the former Tyson Foods processing plant. ( Courtesy CBS 6 )

The Virginia Home has acquired a Hanover site for a new residential facility. ( Images courtesy the Virginia Home )

The developer envisions potentially 11 data center facilities with a total of about 2 million square feet on more than 700 acres just outside Colonial Heights.

Despite larger economic challenges and some issues specific to the project that have delayed the construction, developer Robert Eckstein said Courthouse Landing is now building momentum.

Virginia Physicians for Women paid $3.5 million for the 1.7-acre property, where it will build a two-story, 32,000-square-foot medical office to replace its current space on the St. Mary's campus across the street.