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Corgi Races + Customs Dog Freddie + Record Store Reopening: VA Business News
Corgi races, Freddie the CBP beagle, Crooked Beat Records and other VA business news lead this week’s roundup.

Corgi races, Freddie the CBP beagle, Crooked Beat Records and other VA business news lead this week’s roundup.

The new coffee shop invites guests to appreciate everyday ceremonies, like making a traditional matcha.
Sandberg Development is expanding its presence in Prince William County at the region's new innovation district.
Many grocery, hardware and home improvement, big-box and national retail stores in Virginia will be open on the Fourth of July.
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments program awards organizations that foster alternatives to drive-alone commuting.
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments program awards organizations that foster alternatives to drive-alone commuting.
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments program awards organizations that foster alternatives to drive-alone commuting.
The little record store that could is returning to the neighborhood with a little help from its friends.
Corso Italian in Shirlington has launched a $9 happy hour spritz menu and a summer passport program that rewards returning customers.
Layoffs announced earlier this spring take effect on Wednesday in Virginia and around the country.
ArtsFairfax has named three new board members and announced its executive committee for fiscal year 2027.
Capital One Center's Culinary Week returns to Tysons in July with chef classes, competitions and a fundraiser for World Central Kitchen.
NOVA launched a childcare aid program backed by a $250,000 Northrop Grumman Foundation grant to help parenting students stay enrolled.
Arlington's July 4 flea market features 150-plus vendors, free admission and shaded shopping at Washington-Liberty High School.
U.S. News named 40 Virginia employers among America's best workplaces. See which companies made the list.
Commuter Connections recognized the Airports Authority for promoting transit benefits and sustainable commuting at NoVA's two airports.
A new survey has ranked the country's best cities for folks who love office dogs.
Alexandria's Bastille Brasserie and Bar is celebrating after its chief was named restaurant manager of the year.
EVA Air has launched the first nonstop flights between Washington Dulles and Taipei, creating a new business and travel link to Asia.
The 2026 RAMMY Awards honored the Washington region's top restaurants, chefs and hospitality professionals, including some from NoVA.
Fairfax High graduate Emily Dillard brings her award-winning feature A Mosquito in the Ear to Cinema Arts Theatre on July 12.
Arlington received $4.2M in GO Virginia grants for National IQ and a statewide office demand study.
The new innovation hub is intended to connect entrepreneurs in technological fields with backers and clients.
Construction has begun converting a vacant Arlington office building into 94 apartments across from Virginia Square Metro.
Wine Spectator recognized 52 Virginia restaurants for their wine programs on its 2026 Restaurant Awards list, including several in NoVA.
Finn and Fire promises a Peruvian-Nikkei menu.
VA business news includes a CO2 inhalation arrest, wealthiest suburbs ranking, frozen food recall and warehouse fire.
Businesses, researchers and entrepreneurs can meet Navy inventors and explore licensing opportunities June 26 in Fairfax City.
Atlantic Builders has joined a national homebuilder pledge to raise $10 million for community nonprofits.
Another Broken Egg Cafe marked its Fairfax opening near George Mason University with a ribbon-cutting.
Eater's new survey of the Washington Metropolitan Area's barbecue joints name-checked 2 Alexandria eateries.
The Del Ray store has been open since 2014. A second location remains open, the owners said.
The two hospitals were the only Northern Virginia institutions to make the list.
Sheehy Subaru of Fredericksburg donated $15,000 to the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust.
Shipley's Do-Nuts finally opens its doors in Vienna on Monday.
The latest VA business news also includes stolen LEGO sets, a plan for retail cannabis and July 4 flight impacts.
Arlington’s David Herlihy will be honored for technology work that improved county digital services.
Tysons Corner Center’s summer lineup includes new stores, restaurants, movie nights, watch parties and public art.
StarKist, Feed the Children and Cornerstones distributed food and household essentials to 400 families in Northern Virginia.
Food and travel website Lovefood ranked restaurant experiences in all 50 states, including one in Virginia.