Starting a business in Richmond? You don’t want to miss this!
Being involved in helping start-ups in Richmond, we often get invitations to attend sessions put on by the Economic Development […]
Virginia ABC laws changing soon
A common complaint in the restaurant industry here in Richmond is about how outdated and difficult (and sometimes just plain […]
7 key items to keep your corporation or LLC legitimate
No one likes to do paperwork. (well, almost no one — if you find that rare individual, hire them and […]
Small rental property owners breathe a sigh of relief
There is always a lot of new legislation passed every year that sounds like a good idea at the time […]
When should I sell my business?
Is now a good time to sell my small business? What about all of the talk about changing the capital […]
How to make zoning easier to understand
Government regulations are typically so complicated that not only can the lay-person not understand what they mean, but they are […]
Redevelopment plans for Carytown get nod from Museum District
The redevelopment of the old Verizon building at 10 N. Nansemond Street has been hotly debated and contested. (see: the […]
Important! New IRS requirements for all landlords
Anyone receiving rental payments from either residential or commercial properties will need to review the newly-enacted small business legislation called […]
Richmond wins!
As I mentioned earlier this year in “Richmond loves its working moms“, I appreciate when the rest of the world […]
How important is biking and walking to you?
If you think biking and walking should be more prominent in Richmond City’s transportation planning, then I encourage you to […]
Official recommendations on the privatization of ABC stores
Virginia Governor, Bob McDonnell, has been getting a lot of news coverage lately over his push to privatize ABC stores […]
Don’t let them catch you dancing!
Everyone can now rest easy, dancing will no longer be tolerated in the City of Richmond! (Well, when I say […]