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STRASBURG -- Four months after announcing that The Northern Virginia Daily was for sale, Editor John Horan introduced its prospective new owners to employees Friday morning.
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The school and the area both were a draw for Sloan MacRae, Shenandoah University's new managing director for the Shenandoah Conservatory and director of the Performing Arts Live concert series.
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Mice. Rats. Insects. Bats. While most homeowners cringe at the thought of confronting such creatures in their houses, some who are called in to get rid of the beasties enjoy their jobs.
The Warren County Sheriff's Office will implement a business watch program in and around the Riverton Commons shopping center.
The yellow Ferrari gleams under showroom lights. The F1 Spyder is No. 16 of the 100 made in 1999, the final year the Ferrari 355 was produced, and with only 16,589 original miles on it is many a car lover's dream.
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Frederick County has teamed up with the state so local entrepreneurs can submit business licenses online at Virginia's Business One Stop website, according to Peter Su, director of the Virginia Department of Business Assistance.
Marquetta Mitchell, financial adviser at the Strasburg office of Edward Jones, will host a coffee club seminar on Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Cristina's Cafe, at 219 W. King St. in Strasburg.
A Sharp Shopper Grocery Outlet that opened Wednesday on Berryville Avenue has residents buzzing with excitement.
Regulus Group LLC was named the business of the year on Tuesday at the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting banquet.
STRASBURG -- A report by a group of nonprofit environmental agencies is critical of Asia Pulp and Paper Co.'s environmental practices in Indonesia, concerns that already have led The Kroger Co. to cease stocking the firm's Paseo brand tissue products.
EDINBURG -- Shentel Communications has struck back at Allbritton Communications Co.'s allegations that it engaged in bad-faith negotiations regarding retransmission fees for WJLA-7.
FRONT ROYAL -- Despite Warren County School Board approval, an area business cannot relocate to a school building because of town zoning regulations.
WINCHESTER -- The Winchester Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday on whether to insert a zoning definition in the city code that could pave the way for the first local hookah bar.
FRONT ROYAL -- The town has revoked the license of a business that it says appears to be operating as an Internet gaming establishment.
WINCHESTER -- A study commissioned by Shenandoah University as part of its 50th anniversary in the city estimates the school's overall impact on the local economy at nearly $90 million annually.
The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Frederick County over a dispute with the developer of a proposed truck stop from 2004.
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