Virginia’s rural counties are dying as the population continues to flee the southwest portion of the state.
Along the state’s “urban crescent” on Interstate 95 in Northern Virginia to I-64 to Hampton Roads, things are booming. In fact, they’re the two only growth regions in the state.
Ron Mosely has never been a “Mac guy.”
He’s used iPhones and iPads, but he’s never been the one to stand in in line outside an Apple Store for the release of the next big must-have thing from the world’s biggest retailer.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe will address the Prince William Chamber of Commerce.
He will deliver a “State of the Commonwealth” address at the Hylton Performing Arts Center “focusing largely on issues related to the economy and business climate,” according to a Chamber spokeswoman.
Deborah Anderson was out for two things at eight o’clock this morning.
“Wine and chocolate,” the Stafford woman said.
MANASSAS, Va. — City leaders presented a $200,000 check to CENTERFUSE.
The note from the Manassas City Government signified the co-working space inside the old Hynson’s Department Store, more recently an old Fauquier Bank location at Center and Main streets in Downtown Manassas, is open for business.
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As the craft beer industry rapidly expands and builds with it a following of beer connoisseurs in their quest for the ultimate sensory experiences through flavor, there is one key technology in Prince William County that can make all the difference for better-tasting craft beer.
It’s the “Cheers” of Virginia Oaks.
Okras — a staple restaurant in Downtown Manassas since 1998 — opened its second location on the Virginia Oaks golf course clubhouse in Gainesville. The Cajun-style restaurant is the sole occupant of the clubhouse, complete with dining areas, a full bar, patio, and events spaces.
Three ALDI stores that closed for remodeling last month will reopen next week.
MANASSAS, Va. — The region’s first co-working space funded in part with public money will hold its grand opening on Friday afternoon.
Located in Downtown Manassas, “CENTERFUSE” will offer workspaces for entrepreneurs and small companies that cannot, or chose not to rent a full-fledged office.
From Monza:
From now through May 31, the public can drop off new swimsuits for CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates of Children) of Manassas, Va., at Monza and Carmello’s of Historic Manassas, Va. in return for a $10 Monza gift card. For more information, go to www.eatmonza.com.
