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Smart Shooter Expands U.S. Operations with New Offices in Herndon, Virginia
The new offices extend support, maintenance, and fielding capabilities for the U.S. military. Fairfax County, Virginia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 19, 2026) - Smart Shooter, a designer, developer, and manufacturer of innovative fire control systems that increase the accuracy and effectiveness of small arms, celebrated the opening of its new offices in Herndon, Virginia, marking the latest expansion of the company's established U.S. operations.
thezebra.org
On the Market: Historic Old Town Alexandria Home with George Washington Ties Is Exquisitely Renovated
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Some Old Town Alexandria houses have history. Others have style. And every once in a while, one comes along with so much of both that it’s hard to know where to begin. Take 220 S. Fairfax Street. From the sidewalk, it’s a distinguished 1880s residence...
The US Sun
Say goodbye to two IKEA ‘P-and-O’ locations slated to close doors forever by end of month
IKEA is closing two small-format stores before the end of the month, with one going at the end of the week. It comes after the retailer announced new developments, including a state debut in Oklahoma, and a slew of closures. IKEA has confirmed the closure of three plan and order...
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Local Farm Named Maryland’s Best, Ranks Among Top 40 Nationwide
Butler’s Orchard in Germantown has been selected as Maryland’s best farm shop in a new loveFOOD feature that selected one farm shop from each state before ranking all 50 nationally. Butler’s Orchard came in at No. 37 in the country. According to loveFOOD, selections were based on user...
theeveningenterprise.com
Returning MPT series spotlights Easton, Ocean City, Denton businesses
OWINGS MILLS – Maryland Public Television will debut the fourth season of its original series “Made in Maryland” with three half-hour episodes over consecutive Wednesdays beginning Oct. 28. The program tells stories of people and companies at the forefront of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the paths...
northernvirginiamag.com
Wolf Trap Nursery in Vienna to Close After 54 Years
Wolf Trap Nursery will close at the end of June, FFX Now reports. The long-running business has sold plants out of its Leesburg Pike storefront for 54 years. Vienna-based Sekas Homes has plans to build 13 single-family homes on the property. Owner Bill Cupp also cited his age as a factor in the decision to close the nursery’s doors.
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Family-owned Wolf Trap Nursery prepares to close after 54 years
Wolf Trap Nursery has been part of the landscape along Leesburg Pike for more than five decades, selling a variety of home and garden plants to gardeners and residents in the surrounding communities. Now, owner Bill Kupp is preparing to wind down operations by the end of June 2027, closing...
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Legendary Fighter Takes Final Flight: Dover Air Force Base C-5M Delivers F-117A to Smithsonian
A C-5M Super Galaxy from Dover Air Force Base recently carried a retired F-117A Nighthawk from Palmdale, California to the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia where it will join the institution’s permanent collection. The F-117A was retired by...
PWLiving
Manassas Market Report – 3rd Quarter of 2026
Provided by City of Manassas Economic Development Department. Manassas continued to demonstrate strong commercial real estate performance in the third quarter of 2026, with Citywide vacancy dropping a full percentage point from 3.9% to just 2.9%. Market asking rents climbed to $23.80/sf, while market sales prices increased to $240/sf, reflecting continued demand and rising property values across the City’s commercial sectors.
The Independent
Community outraged after single dairy farm kills 11,000 fish
Nearly 11,000 fish across 25 species died in Basin Run, with Maryland state officials tracing the mass die-off to manure runoff from nearby Kilby Farm in Colora, Cecil County (This is a file photo) iStock A Maryland community is demanding answers after nearly 11,000 fish died in a local stream, with residents blaming a nearby dairy farm for polluting the water. The Maryland Department of the Environment traced the mass fish kill , which affected 25 species, to manure runoff from Kilby Farm on Firetower Road in Colora, Cecil County, CBS Baltimore reports. Now, state officials are asking a judge to hold the farm’s owner and operator, Hartland Holdings LLC, in contempt for allegedly violating a court order to stop polluting the waterway. “Unfortunately, he's not following the rules, and the stream, and importantly, the community is paying the price,” Adam Ortiz, deputy secretary of MDE, told the outlet. MDE says the farm’s owners took over the property in 2017 and significantly increased the cattle herd by 2021. The agency alleges the resulting waste was not properly managed, allowing manure to contaminate Basin Run. Nearly 11,000 fish across 25 species died in Basin Run, with Maryland state officials tracing the
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Modern luxury townhomes steps from Virginia Square
If you’ve been searching for a brand-new home situated on a quiet residential street just a five-minute walk from the Virginia Square Metro, your search is complete. Located at 629 N. Monroe St., The Towns on North Monroe present an exclusive collection of only three boutique luxury townhomes positioned right in the heart of Arlington’s vibrant Rosslyn-Ballston corridor.