In March, we were in Washington, D.C. to meet with members of Congress and their staff to talk about something very personal to us: Medicare Advantage. We didn’t go as policy experts. We went as caregivers to our aging parents.
Both our parents are enrolled in Medicare Advantage. Like many of our peers, we’ve slowly taken on more responsibility as they’ve gotten older, from helping them manage their appointments and prescriptions to navigating the day-to-day challenges that come with aging.
Mowze is bringing the future of lawn care to large residential properties with its robotic mowing service, Mowze Mowing. Designed for homeowners with 3+ acres of grass, Mowze combines advanced, semi-autonomous mowing technology with professional service to deliver consistent, high-quality results—without the noise, emissions, or labor challenges of traditional crews.
Unlike small residential robots that run constantly, Mowze operates like a professional lawn service. Our commercial-grade robotic mowers are deployed on a scheduled cadence, cutting efficiently and leaving a clean, striped finish. A trained crew handles trimming, edging, and blowing, so your property looks fully maintained after every visit.
Metropolitan Culinary Arts Institute (MCAI) located in Arlington, VA, is proud to announce that it has received approval to accept VA education benefits. Eligible veterans, active-duty military members, and qualified dependents may now use their GI Bill® benefits to enroll in MCAI’s professional culinary programs.
This approval allows qualifying students to apply GI Bill® education benefits toward MCAI’s intensive certificate programs in ‘Culinary Arts’ and ‘Breads & Pastry Arts’, both designed to prepare students for careers in the professional food industry.
When people talk about health care, the conversation usually starts and ends with doctors’ offices and hospitals. But anyone who’s spent time in community leadership knows it’s bigger than that. Health care touches families, workplaces, and the local economy in ways we don’t always talk about.
When seniors are healthier, everything around them is steadier. Employees miss fewer days of work to help loved ones. Local businesses and economies feel the difference. Medicare Advantage plays a quiet but important role in making that possible by helping seniors stay active, independent, and connected to the communities they’ve spent their lives building.
Spring Garden Apartments, LLC is a 207 unit community of rent subsidized one- two- and three-bedroom apartments. The waiting list for the one- and two-bedroom sized apartment units in the Section 8 Housing program for low and extremely-low income individuals and families are currently open.
Applications for housing must be submitted online at:
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WCP has launched a full brand and website redesign that reflects who they are today: a modern, relationship-driven lender committed to helping real estate investors succeed with honest guidance, flexible solutions, and support that goes far beyond funding.
The redesign marks an important shift as the company continues to expand beyond the Washington, DC region into new East Coast markets. The updated brand removes geographic limitations and brings forward what borrowers consistently say sets WCP apart: real communication, real people, and a genuine investment in every client’s long-term success.
NickelBronx, a full-service brand and creative agency based in Tysons Corner, VA, announced today that its podcast, Where Brands Get Their Edge, earned multiple top distinctions in Spotify’s 2025 Wrapped for Creators. The show ranked in the top tier across three major performance categories, underscoring its growing impact within the branding and marketing community.
According to Spotify’s Wrapped results, Where Brands Get Their Edge received:
Northern Virginia Businesses Turn to Video to Reach Customers — New Guide Shares What You Need to Know
As more Northern Virginia businesses invest in digital marketing, video has quickly become one of the most effective ways to reach customers, strengthen brand awareness, and share stories that stand out across the region.
To help Virginians protect their personal information and support neighbors in need, AARP Virginia hosts Fill the Bins — a free paper shred and pantry event.
Examples of documents for shredding might include bank statements, cancelled checks, credit card junk mail and receipts with identifying information. Each vehicle is limited to no more than three bags or boxes of documents; registration for this free event is required.
