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Harbor Station now Potomac Shores
A conceptual map of the proposed development shows a Virginia Railway Express station, two planned school sites and a hotel.
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Warren Buffett vows hands-off approach to newspapers
Warren Buffett said he believes local newspapers that "intensively cover their communities" have a good future.
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Commercial Real Estate Showcase set for Tuesday
The event is sponsored by the Prince William County Department of Economic Development.
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Innovation Town Center back to drawing board
Prince William County received no official bids to construct a town center inside the technology park near Manassas
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What InsideNoVa's sale means for readers
Newspapers are not dead. In fact, they're a "good investment opportunity," says an executive with the Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary that's agreed to buy the InsideNoVa Network.
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GMU picks Belmont to build science center
One of the facility’s unique features could be a 30-by-120-foot “learning” barge on the river.
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Media General agrees to sell newspapers to Berkshire Hathaway
BH Media Group, owned by billionaire investor Warren Buffett, is buying Media General newspapers including the News & Messenger and the Stafford Sun.
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Cheesecake Factory, Bobby Flay joint coming to Potomac Mills
Bobby’s Burger Palace is one of many additions headed to the mall.
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Boot-ing up success
Gainesville resident Christine Daves may have literally stumbled upon her life’s calling.
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Ford adds Virginia to Windstar minivan recall
Ford Motor Co. has added 27,000 Windstar minivans from Virginia to a larger recall because the rear axles can crack and fail.
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Homegrown used book stores cultivate their niche
C&W Used Books, Prospero’s and McKay's adapt to market changes as sales of Nooks, Kindles and other e-readers jump.
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Used books: A corporate solution
Used bookstores have taken a permanent place in the retail market, and the Prince William area is home to several.
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Gainesville Target getting an in-store clinic
The Gainesville location will be one of four Northern Virginia stores to have a Target Clinic by late July.
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Hotels, apartments planned for Neabsco Mills Road
The cut-through street between U.S. 1 and Dale Boulevard will soon be home to a mixed-use development with apartments, retail and two Hilton brand hotels.
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Bahama Breeze coming to Potomac Mills
InsideNoVA.com has learned that Caribbean restaurant chain Bahama Breeze will be coming to Potomac Mills Mall.
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Virginia launches new tourism sweepstakes
The top prize — a trip to Virginia Beach and Williamsburg for a family of four — will be up for grabs if the website reaches 1 million visitors by May 31.
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Lake Ridge CFO captures her past in 'Memory Lake'
Nancy Kyme wrote hundreds of pages of a science fiction novel before realizing she had no idea where it was going.
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Media General CEO: Newspaper sale would improve market value
Selling its newspaper operations would improve the overall market value of Richmond-based Media General Inc., the company's top executive told shareholders at its annual meeting Thursday.
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Pain at the pump recedes
Pump prices have dropped 6 cents per gallon over two weeks and experts say gasoline could fall another nickel or more next week.
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Prince William chamber honors local businesses
The Prince William Chamber of Commerce highlighted the best of the best in the local business world Thursday night at the Hylton Performing Arts Center.
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Old Town Manassas post office building sold at auction
The previous owner of the building on Church Street is serving 12 years in federal prison for defrauding area homeowners.
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No more Potomac Hospital
Today, the medical center known for 40 years by that moniker has a new name.
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Marlin Yoder hangs up his hard hat
Some of his works include providing steel for the VFN building on the corner of Grant and Church Streets in Manassas and the award-winning Office Pond Building in Reston.
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Manassas business owner guilty of tax fraud
Willard Douglas Kerr, 43, of Phoenix, pleaded guilty at a hearing in U.S. District Court in Alexandria Thursday.
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Manassas Transfer turns 50
With 20 employees at its latest location off Godwin Drive (built in 1998), the moving and storage company is still trucking — literally and figuratively.
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