Prince William County Department of Economic Development and Iron Mountain (NYSE: IRM), the storage and information management company announced the expansion of Iron Mountain’s Manassas data center campus, with construction of VA-2 underway, to support continued demand from both new and existing customers in the market.

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The Prince William Chamber will celebrate 10 years of its annual business awards dinner in February. 

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A little over three years ago, a group of local citizens led by George Thompson of Marshall purchased the Fauquier Times and Prince William Times, forming Piedmont Media.

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The contractor provides short and long-term staffing services to the federal government.

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First Line, of Chantilly, established in 2003, manufactures disaster preparedness, emergency response equipment, and products for military and first responders.

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Seven Republicans vying for seats in the Virginia General Assembly sat inside the Bristow Courthouse and took questions from me on Monday, September 30.

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The construction delay is the second in about two years.

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The computer chip maker’s $3 billion-dollar expansion in Manassas City has brought more business to area hotels, located just outside the city limits.

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High Purity Systems will hire 105 new employees and move to a new headquarters three times the sizes of its current digs. 

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Just after Micron announced its $3 billion expansion in Manassas in August 2018, where it will manufacture chips for self-driving cars, city Mayor Hal Parrish II spilled the beans.

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