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French-Korean café chain opens first Hampton Roads location in Newport News
Tous les Jours, founded in 1997 in South Korea, entered the U.S. market in 2004 and is expanding across the country.
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Newport News’ Hilton Village attracts wellness and beauty businesses, including chiropractic prenatal care
The Healing Lab Chiropractic Studio and Contour Spa recently open their doors in the Newport News neighborhood.
Family tragedy leads to the launch of clothing store at Patrick Henry Mall
Malieka Barner opened the All Smilez apparel store in Patrick Henry Mall in Newport News earlier this year. She started the clothing line after her cousin was killed at age...
Chicken Salad Chick will expand to Chesapeake and Williamsburg area
A Chicken Salad Chick will open in Chesapeake’s Greenbrier neighborhood in November followed by another location in Settler's Market near Williamsburg in early 2025.
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Retiring owners close Greenbrier Lighting’s Chesapeake location after 31 years
Keith and Annette Tuttle are retiring after 31 years of running Greenbrier Lighting in Chesapeake. Family members will continue operating the Virginia Beach store.
Virginia Beach to host regional Startup World Cup with $1 million prize at stake
The Startup World Cup Virginia Regional is coming to the Zeiders American Dream Theater on Aug. 28. This is the first time the Startup Cup, a global platform that fosters...
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Newport News’ Hilton Village eyes ways to improve commercial corridor
A $50,000 grant will fund planning to enhance the alley between Main and Hopkins streets as well as redevelopment of the bank building at 96 Main St., which has sat...
Corkscrews & Brews wine and coffee bar opens in downtown Newport News’ Yard District
Corkscrews & Brews opened near City Hall this summer serving a variety of coffees, lattes, smoothies and wine. Food items include breakfast sandwiches, pastries, lunch sandwiches, soup and charcuterie boards.
York County eyes zoning changes to allow flexibility for home-based businesses
Proposed zoning changes would allow home-based businesses by right, or without having to go through the special use permit process, within certain conditions that limit the number of people on-site...
Peninsula economy depends on addressing military needs like sea level rise and recruitment, event speakers say
About 200 people came to the James River Country Club on May 31 to hear from several presenters regarding how the military is performing. While there are successes, there are...