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Starting Up 2013. Hold on tight, RVA-the first issue of the year is jam-packed with thinkers, doers, buskers, and startup owners. To jumpstart things, we went straight to some of our area's most popular risk takers and asked them to share their startup stories in this issue of Greater Richmond Grid magazine.
Locally Roasted-a sign of good things inside.
As the holiday season approaches,
Greater Richmond Grid
hopes you'll keep it local. RVA is home to its own brand of artisans around every corner-from small, coffee roasting companies and craft brewers to independent art galleries and bike shops.
Vote Now, Vote Everday: RVA Has Made the List for
Outside Magazine's
Top 10 River Towns
There’s no place like home. Especially if “home” happens to be one of the top 10—and potentially no. 1— city in the country.
Say, That's a Great Idea!
Right around winter, magazines like to roll out their year-end portfolio of highlights from stories that resonated with the readership. Some publications survey topics, offer "Top Ten" lists, and add the occasional update. Or there are those publishers who use their first issue of the New Year to forecast trends and cite predictions of evolving stories.
Picture This...
When you’re responsible for publishing a magazine like
Greater Richmond Grid
, you basically end up editing a lot of photographs.
'Make Your Own Kind of Music'
I thought it fitting that in this season of early autumn music extravaganzas-The Richmond Folk Festival and the 2nd Street Festival-we lead with the refrain made famous by Mama Cass Elliot.
Before, After & Beyond
Besides sounding like something Buzz Lightyear would say as he zooms off in his futuristic rocket suit, I thought "before, after and beyond" summed up this issue of second anniversaries and innovation in RVA.
RVA in May & June: Absolutely Fabulous!
Staycation: Strolling City Streets, PLUS: Design Forward, Food, Fashion & Fun
Paradigm Shift or Business as Usual?
It is tempting to roll out the '90s marketing cliche and declare that current mobile technology is causing something of a paradigm shift in media-particularly when acknowledging the influence of Facebook and Twitter upon the turbulent state of affairs in the Middle East.
Managing Great Expectations
All artists and entrepreneurs understand the discipline of managing expectations. Artists have their audiences and businesspeople have their clients or managers who expect great things from them based on their reputation.
On the Grid: 'Let’s Go Out.'
Date night, such a simple term with so many implications. The idea may initially suggest a whirl of romantic interludes—the high jinx, trials and tribulations of singles looking for that perfect soulmate (à la any Jennifer Aniston movie).
What's This Grid All About?
Launched in July of 2009, Greater Richmond Grid has profiled living, working and playing in the region. With an eye on innovation, inspiration and individuals' accomplishments in Richmond's business, retail, arts and entertainment, the magazine and its website (RichmondGrid.com) strive to profile the area's creative vibrancy and authentic character.
On the Grid: 'Give A Little, Get A Lot'
Indulge me if you will by letting me kick-start this issue with one -- among the many -- admonishments my mother used to advise us: give a little, get a lot.
Greater Richmond Grid in Martin's
New Summer Issue Will be in 13 Store Locations in Region
On the Grid: ‘Finding Yourself’
Fear not, the following doesn’t involve group hugs nor any type of emotional heavy lifting favored by daytime talk shows—orphaned children reuniting with biological parents etc.
'I Know Why The Caged Bird Tweets'
In our third print issue of Greater Richmond Grid, we're celebrating timeless regional traditions while keeping up with innovation.
Where to Find Grid
You can find Grid at Martin's supermarkets, Ellwood Thompson's Local Market, coffee shops (such as Crossroads, Lift, Ashland Coffee & Tea, etc), great spots people gather (Greater Richmond Convention Center, Plant Zero, Studio Two Three, Virginia BioTech Park, etc), events (Ukrop's Monument Ave 10K, Richmond Folk Festival, etc.), local restaurants, and local businesses. Grid is constantly expanding distribution locations so check back for updates. Want to distribute Grid at your business? Call 804-503-9231.
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1/23/2010 10:29:17 AM
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