WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A fast-food chain more than 10-years-old will soon open in Woodbridge.
Great Wraps, a quick serve restaurant specializing in wrapped sandwiches, salads, and curly fries, will soon open in Potomac Mills mall’s food court. It’ll join several other decidedly more upscale restaurants like Cheesecake Factory and Bahama Breeze that have opened their doors in outparcel locations in the mall’s front parking area.
MANASSAS, Va. — In the growing world of restaurant trucks, Manassas-area East Coast Customs Coaches is building custom made food trucks at a fraction of the cost of opening a new restaurant.
By URIAH KISER
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — The price of housing is up and inventory is low, making for a developing sellers market that has had an impact on local home sales and rent costs.
By URIAH KISER
NORTH STAFFORD, Va. — It’s not a full on make over as much as it will be a new way of doing things.
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Businesses in Prince William County are reminded to complete and file an annual recycling report with the Department of Public Works by February 28, 2013. The report is in the form of a survey and should only take about 5-10 minutes to complete. A link to the survey is available at www.pwcgov.org/trashandrecycling. The survey should be completed by the property manager or the person most familiar with trash and recycling services for the property.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — The woman described as the “heart and soul” of Leadership Prince William is moving on.
Kathy Elllington, who served as Executive Director for the nine-month program that aims to develop civic-minded leaders in both business and government, will head to Arlington.
By KEITH WALKER
For Potomac Local News
NORTH STAFFORD, Va. — The big pile of rubble that has been sitting at Town Center at Aquia for six or seven years now is beginning to get on peoples’ nerves.
MANASSAS, Va. — Elected and business leaders plan a panel discussion on the state of business in Prince William County.
The presentation scheduled to take place this month in Manassas is hosted by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce and lunch will be provided for those who register.
STAFFORD, Va. — Planners in Stafford County don’t like to use the word “urban” in their comprehensive development plan, and instead want to replace it with “targeted.”
Planning officials have been asked to rethink seven Urban Development Areas — places that will define where new commercial, industrial, and residential development will go over the next 20 years. The areas could be renamed “targeted growth areas.”
MANASSAS, Va. — The Prince William Chamber of Commerce invited its members to join them this month on a trip to Richmond to meet with state policymakers and see government in action. The group included members of the Chamber’s Prince William Veteran Council.
“General Assembly members were excited to see that we have an active, engaged council that both supports veterans and taps into the expertise and energy that they bring to the community,” said Nancy Hiteshue, Chamber Vice President of Public Policy and Communications.
