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The first Soul Stir Youth Business Fair took place Saturday at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. The event gave young entrepreneurs a chance to sell their products while learning essential business skills, including pricing and marketing strategies. Organizer Dr. Shweta Thackeray said proceeds from the fair will benefit
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Business in brief: July 14, 2025
Francis Azari and Linden Walus have joined EXIT First Realty’s Glen Allen office as real estate agents. Colliers International recently announced the following lease transactions in Henrico County: Mr. Noodle & Dumpling – leased 3,850 SF at 7801 West Broad Street (Robby Brownfield and Rob Black represented the landlord)
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Virginia Credit Union receives Henrico's 'Heart of Service Award'
Virginia Credit Union recently received the Henrico County Department of Outreach and Engagement’s inaugural Heart of Service Award, in recognition of the credit union’s volunteerism and community service efforts. VACU employees have volunteered 993 hours to various community causes this year, with dozens of other volunteer initiatives planned.
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Business in brief: July 7, 2025
Turning Point opened in Glen Allen June 16, according to a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page. The new restaurant, located at 5320 Wyndham Forest Drive, serves breakfast, brunch and lunch daily from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Menu offerings include traditional breakfast fare like pancakes
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