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The finalists for RVA 25 (including 25 for-profit firms and a top 10 nonprofit ranking) have been announced, with the awards banquet set for Nov.

9 at the Dewey Gottwald Center at the Science Museum of Virginia where finalists will learn their rankings.

Cerise, a local fashion brand, recently launched its colorful cotton housecoats, selling out its first batch and now offering a second batch for the holiday season at a local boutique (15 E.

Main St.). Founders plan to expand the line with new products soon.

On Oct. 15, Byrd Field opened in Eastern Henrico County as famed aviator Charles Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St. Louis during the ceremony — an event that paved the way for the modern Richmond International Airport.

Henrico planning commissioners will review a proposal today to rezone a 14,400-sqft former Volunteer Rescue Squad building at 5301 Huntsman Road for a 24-hour YMCA daycare for Richmond International Airport workers and families; it could serve up to 140 children (infant to 12) with distinct learning areas.

Henrico County Public Works will host an in-person public hearing for Nuckols Trail Phase 1 & Phase 2 projects on Wednesday, Nov.

18 at Springfield Park Elementary School; community members can view project plans and submit comments until Dec. 16.

Genesis Properties cut the ribbon on Pinnacle at Afton at 2400 Afton Ave on the Southside; this four-story, 150-unit income-based complex with modern finishes, a gym and bike storage will begin move-ins later this month with local officials attending.