The popular gas station and convenience store Sheetz is expanding in the region.
A new store at the corner Sudley Manor Drive and Ashton Avenue outside Manassas is nearly two weeks on September 18. Company spokesman Allen Stevens said the new store will have:
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There’s a new donut shop in Bristow.
Supervisor Frank Principi is back from his trek to Trader Joe’s HQ.
According to a release, Principi visited the niche grocery store’s headquarters in Monrovia, California, last week with a 1,700 signature petition, data and lease proposal information.
The Stafford County Planning Commission will a series of public hearings Wednesday.
There are two proposals to bring new businesses with drive-through windows. Two are in Town Center at Aquia — a pharmacy with a drive-through window and a grocery store with a drive-through window. The second is a food store that would be built next to a new Sheetz gas station under construction at the intersection of Garrisonville and Furnace roads.
The Lazy Pig has moved from Dumfries to Triangle.
The roadside barbecue joint has been on Waters Lane in Dumfries for more than two years, but decided to expand into a bigger space on 18723 Fuller Heights Road – just outside the Quantico Marine Corps Base gate.
Sky Zone Trampoline Park is coming to Manassas next month.
In advance of their September opening, Sky Zone is hosting a job fair August 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and August 22 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Habitat for Humanity is opening a new Habitat Restore in Woodbridge.
According to President of Habitat for Humanity Prince William County Traci DeGroat, the new store will be opened at Noblewood Plaza in Woodbridge, in a portion of the former Food Lion building.
There’s a new coffee shop coming, across from the train station in downtown Manassas.
Jirani Coffeehouse, located on 9423 West Street, is named after the Swahili word for neighborhood.
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If you love a good deal, and you’re in Woodbridge, you’re in luck.
Chances are these are names you know well. But what you may not know is that companies like these own large data centers across the U.S., including Northern Virginia.
Data centers, used for storage, backups and communications, use a lot of power for both powering their equipment and for keeping their facilities cool.
