Photo by Flickr user Prince William County
From Prince William County Department of Economic Development:
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Cook in Tuscany, of Haymarket, Va. donated two Tuscan culinary tours for the Comfort Cases, based in Silver Spring, Md. The live and silent auctions offered several trips and luxury packages.
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BRISTOW, Va. — There’s soon to be a new place in Bristow where adults and children can explore their creative side.
Mix Colors Art Studio is expected to open during the first weekend in March. Owner Julia Turner says her new business will offer children the chance to get creative, and adults the opportunity to sit, relax with a glass of wine, and then work on arts and crafts.
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At Aging Matters, my goal is to disrupt Ageism and the stigma of aging and dying. As a Gerontologist, I help guide families through the Aging journey.
Horizon Business Brokers just finished their best year ever by brokering the sale of 19 locally owned businesses.
Horizon Business Brokers, LLC was founded in 2006 by Dustin Zeher, a longtime resident of Prince William County having grown up in Lake Ridge, where he still lives.
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Photo by Flickr user Doug Kerr
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The Prince William County Department of Economic Development today announced it logged $1.3 billion capital investment, added 596 new jobs and retained 80 existing jobs from 23 economic development projects in 2016.
From an agency press release:
President Donald Trump invited small business leaders to discuss regulatory concerns and business growth this week.
From Jacqueline Krick, CEO of ECU Communications in Manassas:
*Story tip and photo from Deron in Bristow.
It looks like the old Shoppers Food Warehouse in the Somerset Crossing shopping center in Gainesville is being marketed as a new indoor mall/flea market style shopping experience dubbed “Golden Marketplace.”
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From the Virginia’s Governor’s Office:
Governor Terry McAuliffe today announced that Dulles Glass and Mirror, a manufacturer of glass, mirror and shower doors, will invest $7.5 million to consolidate its corporate headquarters, research and development, manufacturing, and warehouse operations in a renovated 84,010-square-foot facility in Prince William County. The company will retain 96 jobs and create 40 new jobs over the next five years.