A backhoe ripped through Mikes Diner on Monday, what was one of the only independently owned restaurants in North Stafford.
The staple eatery popular with its regulars for its breakfast is demolished to make room for a wider Route 610.
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Mayor Hal Parrish and members of the Manassas City Council recently joined business owners Melissa Harris and Faye Brooks and members of the community to celebrate the new location of their retail store, Totally Vintage Design.
Three more ALDI grocery stores in our area will temporarily close for renovations.
From an ALDI spokeswoman:
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Rahmein Mostafavi has been bringing headlining comedy acts to venues in Northern Virginia since 2011.
The new BadWolf Public House in Downtown Manassas will open at 11 a.m. Monday, March 13, 2017.
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From Gray Face Acres:
We are located on a beautiful, secluded 10 acres in Haymarket, VA. The mission of Gray Face Acres is to provide the love and comfort of a home and family for senior dogs abandoned or left in shelters.
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STAFFORD, Va. — The ALDI grocery store in North Stafford, located at 263 Garrisonville Road, will close for the month of April.
The store is undergoing renovations.
From a press release:
hhgregg, Inc. (“hhgregg” or the “Company”) today announced that as part of its turnaround efforts, the Company plans to close three distribution facilities and 88 store locations in order to reallocate resources to align more closely with its strategic goals to improve liquidity and return to profitability. These decisions will help the Company refocus efforts on its core markets and goals to enhance customers’ experience both in-store and online.
As of February 27th, Hot and Fluffy, a Southern style restaurant offering fried chicken and waffles is now open in Stafford. Located at 308 Worth avenue, in Doc Stone shopping center, Hot and Fluffy serves fresh biscuits and soul food all day long using local ingredients and classic southern cooking.
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GAINESVILLE, Va. — This won’t be an ordinary ribbon cutting.