Back in November, Jewelry by Designs on Smoketown Road announced it was closing its doors and clearing its inventory.
Now, during a global pandemic, it has reopened under new ownership by the Nelson Coleman Company.
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Leadership Prince William announced the members of its Class of 2021 and its plans for the school year.
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A Prince William County-based pharmaceutical company was given the green light today to begin testing its new coronavirus treatment.
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The Novant Health UVA Health System Prince William Medical Center has received an award for its commitment to treating patients with heart failure.
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Sentara announced a merger with another regional healthcare provider based in North Carolina.
It remains to be seen what effect the merger will have on the Northern Virginia marketplace, where Sentara operates both a hospital in Woodbridge and a smaller, full-service medical center in Lake Ridge.
GCubed, a government contracting firm based in North Stafford, is once again on Inc. magazine’s list of fastest-growing companies.
This is the second year in a row the firm has appeared on the list.
The owner of one Occoquan’ s most successful restaurant groups is expanding by taking two concepts and placing them under one roof.
A combination “Third Base Pizza and Frozen Custard” and “The Grind N Crepe”, which serves coffee and crepes, will open in September on Kevin Walker Drive in Montclair, next to Georgios. The new restaurant will fill take-out orders only, a service that has increased in popularity during the pandemic.
Owners and operators of hotels, restaurants, and other entertainment–style businesses are eligible for a series of new grants to be administered by the Stafford County Economic Development Authority.
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The Haymarket museum is reopening later this month under a public-private partnership between the town and Haymarket Coffee Company.
According to the town planner and zoning administrator, Emily Lockhart, the town had been looking for opportunities to reopen the museum in a more cost-effective manner.
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The Prince William Board of County Supervisors sold a key piece of Real Estate to developers who will develop Innovation Town Center, a mixed-use developments leaders hope will become a new destination.
This town center will consist of office, 80,000 square feet of retail space, 750 homes, 250 hotel rooms, and 333,000 square feet of office space.