VIRGINIA — Business news in Virginia included a gift lottery ticket winning $1 million and a mom's new cleaning business sets out to benefit first responders. Plus Virginia businesses close, open and one reopens after renovations.
Becky Wang, who started a home care business to help people like her son, now has a cleaning business that gives back to first responders.
An effort to make pillows for breast cancer patients has since expanded to other kinds of patients at Sentara's Woodbridge hospital.
The preppy clothing and accessory retailer Vineyard Vines will be opening its newest store at Woodbridge's mall.
Work is underway to prepare a vacant storefront at Scout on the Circle for Z!EATS, a restaurant serving fast-casual food fans.
Seven students from Stafford High School received medals for their projects during the 59th SkillsUSA Virginia State Leadership Conference.
French-inspired South Korean bakery Paris Baguette is having a busy first day in the Brambleton neighborhood.
Royal Restaurant, which has been open since 1904, is keeping some original favorite menu items under new ownership.
Northern Virginia Chamber will be presenting 2024 Impact Awards to five people at its annual members meeting in June.
Employees and visitors will soon be able to order from Chick-fil-A and Akeno Sushi at Reston Hospital Center, according to reports.
OneLife Fitness, a sports club with a pool and other recreational features, is being developed in a former Giant Food space.
Free tiramisu will be served to the first 50 guests who order food on the opening day of the new Stellina Pizzeria at Capital One Center.
The Elden Street Tea Shop is hosting the tea festival, as well as celebrating the opening of its new location on Lake Anne Plaza in Reston.
A Powerball ticket given to a Vienna woman by her son turned out to be lucky, scoring a million-dollar prize.
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