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On the Market: A French-Inspired Country Home in Clifton

Set on five wooded acres, this French-inspired home brings European style to Northern Virginia. The six-bedroom home at 13025 Yates Ford Rd., Clifton has 6.5 bathrooms and spans 7,756 square feet. Built in 2019, the three-level home features Juliet balconies, a three-sided fireplace, and an outdoor patio with a firepit...

Clifton, VA · 7d
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Two Credit Union Associations Vote to Merge, Creating a 458-Member Network Across Six Regions

Say you run a mid-sized credit union in Richmond, and you’ve spent years wishing your trade association had more muscle when regulators or legislators come calling. Or maybe you’re in Mobile, wondering why peer connections seem to stop at the state line. A newly approved merger is aimed squarely at both problems.

Florida · 8d
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Daily Energy Insider

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Potomac Edison requests Virginia regulators approve transmission line upgrade project

As energy demands in Virginia continue rising, Potomac Edison has asked the State Corporation Commission (SCC) of Virginia to approve its proposed Gore-Doubs-Goose Creek Improvements… The post Potomac Edison requests Virginia regulators approve transmission line upgrade project appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

Virginia · 6d

wheninyourstate.com

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Maryland governor unveils power bill relief plan with a trade-off

Electricity bills have become a major concern for many families, and Maryland is trying a new approach to bring costs down. Gov. Wes Moore has launched a $200 million program called Megawatts for Maryland, aimed at adding more energy to the state’s power grid. The goal is to make...

Maryland · 8d
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Close to Home: Jochums add their own chapter to townhouse’s long-standing story

A stately Federal townhouse on Oronoco Street is witness to more than two centuries of Alexandria’s rich history. The home was built in 1795 as an investment for John Potts Jr., the first secretary of George Washington’s Potomac Company. In 1799, he deeded the property for $12,000 to William Fitzhugh of Chatham, a former delegate to the Continental Congress.

Alexandria, VA · 6d

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ARCO Breaks Ground on 355K-SF Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Maryland

ARCO Design/Build (ARCO) recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a new 355,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility for Jamison Door Company and its parent company, BMP Group, in Hagerstown, Maryland. The project marks the first phase of a planned 58-acre North American manufacturing campus and represents a significant investment in the region’s manufacturing...

Hagerstown, MD · 5d

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Courthouse Plaza redevelopment heads back to Fairfax City Council despite height concerns

A split Fairfax City Planning Commission on Oct. 26 recommended approval of Combined Properties’ most recent redevelopment plan for the Courthouse Plaza shopping center. The 4-2 vote came after some residents raised concerns about a host of issues, including the property’s overall size, height and impact on the surrounding Old Town Fairfax community.

Fairfax, VA · 7d

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A New Barnes & Noble Opens in Alexandria This Week

Barnes & Noble is opening a new Alexandria location this week, according to The Alexandria Brief. On Wednesday, November 4, local debut novelist Bsrat Mezghebe will cut the ribbon at the Duke Street store, which is located within the Shoppes at Foxchase. Mezghebe said in an email that she has...

Alexandria, VA · 8d

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Lincoln Avenue Communities and Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority Celebrate Grand Opening of 279-Unit Fairfax Crest

FAIRFAX, VA - Lincoln Avenue Communities (LAC), a mission-driven acquirer and developer of affordable housing, celebrated the grand opening of Fairfax Crest, a new 279-unit affordable housing development in Fairfax County, Virginia. Built on a former parking lot on the grounds of the Fairfax County Government Center, Fairfax Crest provides one-, two- and three-bedroom homes for individuals and families.

Fairfax County, VA · 7d

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Maryland Realtors Agree To Pay $50,000 In Settlement Over Service-Animal Lease Fees

— A statewide model residential lease will be revised under a settlement addressing provisions that, according to the Maryland attorney general’s office, required tenants with service animals to pay certain cleaning and pest-treatment charges regardless of whether the work was needed. Attorney General Anthony Brown announced the agreement with...

Maryland · 8d

Easy Everyday Recipes

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Trader Joe’s Is Opening New Stores in 6 Southern States: See the Locations

A new Trader Joe’s can change your weekly grocery routine, especially when your nearest location...

Louisiana · 8d

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Potbelly Opening New Shop in Waldorf

November 03, 2026 // Franchising.com // WALDORF, Md. – Potbelly is continuing its growth across Southern Maryland with a new location opening Friday, Nov. 6, at Waldorf Station. Joining 25 Potbelly shops across the state, the opening introduces the brand’s neighborhood shop experience to Charles County and gives Waldorf residents, professionals and visitors a new destination for its signature oven-toasted sandwiches and craveable menu favorites.

Waldorf, MD · 7d

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Enabled Intelligence Expands Fairfax County Headquarters, Grows Virginia Workforce to 150

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (November 2, 2026) — Enabled Intelligence (EI) has expanded its Virginia headquarters in Falls Church, increasing its footprint to 30,000 square feet as its Virginia workforce reaches 150 employees. The expansion adds secure facilities and creates capacity for additional hiring across the company’s government and commercial operations.

Fairfax County, VA · 8d

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Alexandria Housing: Zoning for Housing Forum Nov. 16

Alexandria, VA – Few topics can get Alexandrians talking quite like housing and development. How much growth can the city accommodate? Will new zoning rules make housing more affordable? What happens to the character of established neighborhoods? And perhaps most importantly, how much say will residents have in what comes next?

Alexandria, VA · 8d

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Alexandria’s total workforce holds below 100,000 over the past year

Alexandria’s total workforce remained below 100,000 residents for the 11th month in a row in September, with some city residents moving into retirement or nontraditional jobs — or leaving the local area entirely. The city’s total civilian workforce stood at 97,772 in September, with 94,680 employed and 3,092...

Alexandria, VA · 8d

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A Year After Winning a Black in Business Award, The Oaks Hospitality Group Makes the Largest Deal in the Company’s History

For years, Sharon Jackson Wilder searched Maryland for a Black-owned event venue large enough to hold the galas and fundraisers her organization hosts. She concluded that none existed. Now she owns one. The Oaks Hospitality Group, which Wilder leads as CEO with her husband, co-founder, chief operating officer and executive...

Baltimore, MD · 7d

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A disgrace to the food industry: reviewing Wonder

Replacing the famous and beloved store, Brown’s Hardware, which occupied the corner of West Broad Street and North Washington Street for nearly 150 years, the food hall Wonder officially opened on Sep. 3. Driving past the transformed building for the first time, Wonder did not look like a food...

Falls Church, VA · 13d

familydestinationsguide.com

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The Massive Thrift Store In Maryland That Even The Most Dedicated Bargain Hunters Can’t Finish

There are places in Maryland that make you feel like you’ve stumbled onto something the rest of the world hasn’t figured out yet, and 2nd Ave Thrift Superstore in Camp Springs is absolutely one of them. This is not a store you pop into for ten minutes and...

Maryland · 13d

everafterinthewoods.com

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Maryland’s Amish-Owned Market Offers A Refreshing Alternative To Ordinary Supermarket Shopping

Every week, Amish families ride in hired cars from Pennsylvania just to sell you a warm pretzel. That’s a long commute for a snack. It’s also a pretty strong sign they take that pretzel seriously. These Amish vendors hire drivers for the trip from Pennsylvania. The drivers deal...

Maryland · 12d

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Alexandria Butcher Shop Pulls Canadian Cheeses as Tariffs Squeeze Holiday Supply

At The Cut Butchery in Alexandria, Virginia, some of the cheese that used to sit in the case simply isn't there anymore. Owner Ben Knezic says tariffs have made certain imported products too costly to keep selling, forcing him to raise prices on cheese, wine and other goods he brings in from overseas — with the holiday season now bearing down and no easy fix in sight.

Alexandria, VA · 10d