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Pie shop favored by Bush, Clinton and Obama closing Occoquan store

By Local News

After 20 years in Occoquan, Mom’s Apple Pie – a favorite of at least three U.S. presidents – is closing its location in town. But don’t despair, the pies will still be there.

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Kline Farm rezoning on supervisors’ agenda; 240 homes, school, shops planned

By Potomac Local News

Prince William County officials will take up the case of Kline Farm on Tuesday, January 17, 2023.

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Urgent care to open at Embrey Mill Town Center

By Deshaun Jefferson

Embrey Mill Primary and Urgent Care, an independent healthcare organization, joins the Stafford business community located at 1610 Publix Way, Building B Unit 112, Stafford, VA 22554.

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Onelife Fitness completes $1 million expansion in North Stafford

By Bekah Whittacre
OneLife Ribbon Cutting

Onelife Fitness held its Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the grand opening of a 7,000-square-foot expansion at the Stafford location, 315 Garrisonville Road.

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Fredericksburg area homebuilder donates $550,000 to charities

By Deshaun Jefferson

For the sixth year, Atlantic Builders has completed a home whose proceeds have been donated to charitable organizations throughout the Fredericksburg region.

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Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce appoints new chairman, board members

By Potomac Local News
Dillard/Gullickson/VanderWijst

The Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce announced its 2023 Chairman of the Board, Kevin Dillard.

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City considering issuing a loan to build a theater in Park Central

By Potomac Local News
Manassas Park Economic Development Director A. LaMar Hoy

A decision on who will build its new anchor movie theater in Manassas Park could come by spring. 

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28 small businesses opened in Prince William County in Fall 2022

By Potomac Local News
[Photo: Cravings Cupcakery in Lake Ridge]

A total of 28 small business owners received a certificate of occupancy/written authorization to ‘Open for Business’ from the Prince William County Department of Development Services’ Small Business Project Management (SBPM) Program in October 2022. 

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Prince William reserves $1 million for expanding high-growth companies

By Potomac Local News
Prince William Science Accelerator located in Innovation Park, Prince William County welcomes its fifth tenant - Celetrix LLC.

The IGNITE Startup Grant applications open today with a $1 million fund offered to high-growth companies looking to expand or locate in Prince William County.

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Closing soon: the Bed Bath & Beyond in Gainesville

By Local News

(Prince William Times) — This year, there is no cheerful holiday music playing, and the shelves aren’t bursting with neatly stacked merchandise at the Bed Bath & Beyond store at the Shops at Stonewall in Gainesville. That’s because the store is closing, and this holiday season will be the location’s last.

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