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Showing posts with label Midlothian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Midlothian. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Bon Secours to Build a $30 million Ambulatory Care Campus in Chesterfield County, Virginia

Map of Watkins Centre with Bon Secours

A new $30 million Bon Secours ambulatory care campus will bring an influx of capital investment and 100 new jobs to northwest Chesterfield County in addition to increased availability of ambulatory services for the county’s fast growing population.

The new campus of Bon Secours will be located at Watkins Centre, at the corner of Route 288 and Midlothian Turnpike, just 4.5 miles from Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center. Scheduled completion for Phase I of the project is 2011.

>>>Read More on the Chesterfield Business Web Site

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Olympic Training Facility in Chesterfield Proposed



The Richmond-Times Dispatch has an article today about a proposed new Olympic training facility in Chesterfield County.

Construction on a $100 million, 50-acre Olympic training facility in the Waterford Business Center in Chesterfield County could begin in February.

The project at Route 288 and Powhite Parkway, announced yesterday at Chesterfield's Department of Economic Development, is the brainchild of Steve Burton, CEO and chairman of SportsQuest, a company he developed for this purpose.


Read the entire article at timesdispatch.com>>

Friday, July 18, 2008

Midlothian Makes Money's list of America's best small cities

Top 100 Best Places to Live
"Plentiful jobs, excellent schools, affordable housing - America's best small cities have all that and more."

The August 2008 issue of Money Magazine has ranked Midlothian, Virginia as one of the top 100 "Best Places to Live".

The magazine writes,
"Founded as a coal-mining village centuries ago in the Virginia Colony, Midlothian has emerged as an in-demand suburb connected to greater Richmond.

The heritage is still visible, though, in the historic homes, taverns and railroad beds in town. The building of a major highway in 2004 spurred rapid growth in the village, including the ongoing construction of the Watkins Centre, a massive office complex and retail center two miles west of the village

But local residents have joined together to preserve the village's historic buildings, and members of the Midlothian Garden Club have been known to grace the stone entryway into the village with flowers."