The former home of Chuck E. Cheese in Fredericksburg is for sale.
The 10,578 square-foot building located at 1280 Central Park Boulevard is selling for $2.5 million. The building sits on about three acres of land.
The former home of Chuck E. Cheese in Fredericksburg is for sale.
The 10,578 square-foot building located at 1280 Central Park Boulevard is selling for $2.5 million. The building sits on about three acres of land.
Shanco, a leader in the home exterior and roofing industry, opened a new office in Lorton in an effort to expand the company’s service area
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Margo Frazier will open her soap boutique this weekend.
She is the winner of 26 weeks free rent after she bested her challengers Spotsylvania Town Center’s Shop Small Showdown contest. In February, she accepted her award and told us about she started making decorative soaps at home, and is now in need of a storefront to expand her business.
Freedom Bank, based in Fairfax County, will open a new branch in the Balls Ford Road corridor in Prince William County, near Gainesville.
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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.
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.