Appeals Court says Fairfax County can investigate CoreSite tax records but cannot enforce its January 2024 summons as written.
George D. Thomas will begin as Fairfax County EDA president and CEO in August.
Health inspectors cited Fredericksburg-area restaurants for cold holding, handwashing and cleaning issues June 1-9.
A new play therapy center is opening in Manassas. Its co-owner tells Patch her goals for helping children and serving the community.
One of the nation's largest retailers of boating, fishing and marine gear is closing stores around the country, including in Virginia.
The city council approved the first phase of the project on Saturday.
GDIT notified Virginia officials that 174 Pentagon workers may face layoffs in August, after earlier notices in Falls Church and Arlington.
Local chain Bakeshop is expanding into Vienna.
For a limited time, Rita's is offering a new bright pink frozen treat.
For a limited time, Rita's is offering a new bright pink frozen treat.
For a limited time, Rita's is offering a new bright pink frozen treat.
For a limited time, Rita's is offering a new bright pink frozen treat.
Rita’s in Fredericksburg is serving Mermaid Italian Ice through July 19 at its Leavells Road shop.
Rita’s in Arlington is offering Mermaid Italian Ice, a pink berry-marshmallow flavor with Unicorn Glitter.
Rita’s in Fairfax is serving Mermaid Italian Ice, a berry-marshmallow flavor topped with Unicorn Glitter.
Business news in Virginia includes FIFA World Cup promos, a film festival's return, Labubu retail lessons and a favored coffeehouse to open.
Stillwater & Stone will soft open June 16 at The Westin Crystal City in Arlington’s National Landing neighborhood.
Taco Bamba in Herndon is offering World Cup food specials, happy-hour pricing and $20 Modelo beer buckets.
Taco Bamba’s Fair Lakes restaurant is offering World Cup specials starting Thursday and running through June 19.
Taco Bamba in Ballston is offering World Cup food specials, happy-hour pricing and $20 Modelo beer buckets during matches.
A downtown Fredericksburg restaurant will be closing in November to focus on catering across the region.
Reston-based SAIC was awarded a leading position on a $192M U.S. Air Force digital infrastructure contract.
Arlington inspectors cited restaurants for hand sink, sanitizer, food temperature and storage violations from May 18-20.
Habit Burger & Grill in Ashburn is offering soccer-themed deals this summer tied to World Cup excitement.
Habit Burger & Grill in Fredericksburg is offering soccer-themed deals this summer tied to World Cup excitement.
Scout Space will invest more than $1 million to expand from Reston into Merrifield, creating 31 Fairfax County jobs.
Fairfax Tex-Mex lovers rejoice: a new restaurant is coming your way.
Weird Brothers Coffee will open its first franchise location in Vienna.
Old Town's small businesses are raising the Croatian flag and celebrating the visiting team with events and discounts.
A company headquartered in Loudoun County was named among the region's top corporate philanthropic donors.
The city council will hear a briefing on the plan Tuesday and hold a public hearing on Saturday.
George Mason Athletics will host a free Coaches Caravan event June 27 at Old Town Square Park in Fairfax.
Atlantic Builders appointed Brian Davidson and Rob Dodd to leadership roles supporting growth in Central Virginia.
A national fragrance retailer is expected to open a new store at Spotsylvania Towne Centre in Fredericksburg.
The latest Virginia business news includes the best pizzeria in the state, a utility rate fight, and three suspects fleeing by trampoline.
A Shark-Tank-backed clothing retailer will open its first permanent Virginia store Saturday at Reston Town Center.
Zara reopened its renovated Tysons Corner Center store with expanded space, tech features and new shopping areas.
The 50 Top U.S. Pizza guide included one pizzeria from Northern Virginia among the 50 best in the country.
GDIT says 236 workers in Falls Church and Arlington could be laid off in July if contract awards or extensions do not come through.
Virginia industries that reported layoffs included staffing and workforce services, beverage and distribution, and manufacturing.
