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James River High teacher Chris Beck, one of a few hundred dual living organ donors, donated a kidney to Christine Todd two years ago and they met in September in Central Virginia to mark the transplant's second anniversary.

Sue Farrell's Boots to Suits nonprofit received a National Association of Realtors Good Neighbor Award Tuesday, including a $10,000 grant to buy additional-size suits and expand services from its West End office (Hamilton Professional Building at Hamilton Street and Patterson Avenue).

Mike Hatch's Acumen Golf bought Green Club, the indoor golf simulator venue at 6109 Harbourside Centre Loop in Midlothian, from founders Kyle Petersen and Jarad Earley; the deal closed this month and Acumen will add the venue to its member offerings to provide indoor golf & year-round play.

VCU has named 12 On Your Side anchor Candice Smith as the commencement speaker for the Class of 2026; she will speak at 10 a.m. Dec.

12 at the Siegel Center.

On Tuesday the airport commission approved a $13.4 million design contract for a $250 million consolidated RIC security checkpoint that merges two TSA checkpoints into up to 14 lanes + awarded $20.6 million to build a two-level rental car connector that will begin construction in the next few months.

Henrico (Glen Allen) grandmother Karen Rice says an MRI found her breast cancer in May 2021, and after a lumpectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation she is cancer-free five years later and urging regular screenings; she is expecting her fourth grandchild in January.

Richmond issued a $28.7 million permit on Oct.

23 for a 386-unit multifamily project with amenity spaces + retail at 2910 N Arthur Ashe Blvd, while Chesterfield approved a $9.5 million interior renovation permit on Oct. 22 for Johnston Willis Hospital's oncology wing.