PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — It’s now open – a new All-American Steakhouse and Sports Theater near Montclair.

It’s a meat and potatoes, beer drinking, sports watching kind of place that lives by the motto “we don’t close ‘till the game is over.” The Steakhouse, as it’s known locally, serves up classic American fare, but it’s a sports fan’s paradise with large TVs on every wall that make it great for watching any game.


By URIAH KISER

WOODBRIDGE, Va. — It’s no secret developers in Woodbridge have shifted their focus west of U.S. 1, which for years has been known for strip shopping centers and auto dealers.


WOODBRIDGE, Va. — There are some very special VIPs among us at area Chick-fil-A restaurants.

The fast food chain asked each Chick-fil-A store in the Washington area to seek written submissions from members of the community stating why they should be chosen as a Chick-fil-A VIP. The winners have been announced, and they will be flown to company headquarters in Atlanta for a private tour.


OCCOQUAN, Va. — In Occoquan, the cash registers were ringing on Small Business Saturday.

Shoppers lined the streets to kick-off the Christmas shopping season and to support local merchants – something this town has plenty of.


Today is Small Business Saturday. It’s a chance for the spotlight to switch from yesterdays deluge of deals at malls and big box chain stores to mom and pop stores across the region.

While there is nothing small about American Express – the sponsor and largest promoter of Small Business Saturday – lots of small businesses are taking part today.


WOODBRIDGE, Va. — If you’re already thinking about your Thanksgiving feast, Giant Food stores in Prince William County are thinking about new ways to get it to you.

The county’s Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an amendment to the county’s zoning plan that could allow for customers in the near future to drive to Giant grocery stores and pick-up their orders. Until today the practice has not been allowed these supermarkets in the county.


WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Residents know more about the Potomac Science Center planned for the growing Belmont Bay neighborhood.

A science center has long been slated for the planned mixed-used neighborhood located on the Occoquan River at Virginia Railway Express’ Woodbridge station. George Mason University will now spearhead the project to build the 50,000 square foot center to study the watershed of the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay.


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