Tailgaters win at Jiffy Lube Live
The Washington Post reports that in the war between tailgaters and Jiffy Lube Life, the tailgaters won. The common practice of barbequing before shows at the popular venue will continue this summer.
Rail officials want purse strings loosened
The Washington Examiner reports Dulles Rail officials are headed to Richmond to get Gov. Robert F. McDonnell to ease up on restrictions placed on $150 million promised to the project, which include the project does not mandate union labor.
Area athlete, now grown up, will be at Olympics
ESPN W reports a local famed athlete, Benita Fitzgerald, will be at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
IKEA recall
NBC Washington reports IKEA has recalled several children’s high chairs.
Grocer won’t raise prices
The Washington Business Journal reports the mega grocer, Wegmans, will not raise prices this winter on commonly sold items like beef.
New DMV agreement reached
Gov. Robert McDonnell announced it will be easier to register their cars, boats, and boat trailers all in one place.
Gaming fest moved
NOVA Fortnightly reports a popular gaming fest that last year was held near campus grew so much it had to be moved to Maryland.
