Bakery Pop-Up + Gaming Resort Open + Top TV Anchor Leaves: VA Business

VIRGINIA — Recent business news in Virginia included a gaming resort opened and another casino was opposed. Plus, 13 hospitals are ranked among the best, and a data center lawsuit is rejected.

Up Your Baking Game At King Arthur Baking Company's Pop-Up

Vermont's King Arthur Baking Company opened its second-ever pop-up store in Fairfax Corner, which will be open through late July 2025.

Kentucky Derby Owner Opens Gaming Resort Opens

Churchill Downs' resort with a gaming floor, horse racing, restaurants and hotel held its grand opening with state and local officials.

Casino Would Hurt Tysons Plan, Job Growth On Silver Line: Supervisor

Local lawmakers say a Tysons casino would undermine potential job growth and derail economic development along Metro's Silver Line.

OmBaked CBD Boutique Rolls Out New Line Of Dark Chocolates

OmBaked CBD Boutique has four new CBD chocolates available for purchase online or at its Lake Anne Plaza retail space.

VA Mall To Renovate Food Pavilion Space

Potomac Mills mall will renovate and rebrand its dining space into a food pavilion starting in 2025.

Longtime WJLA TV Anchor Announces Retirement

David Lucas announced he plans to retire as a news anchor for WJLA later this month.

Inova's Oakville Health Center With ER Opens

The Inova Health Center – Oakville, located between Potomac Yard and Del Ray, is open at a new development with retail and residential.

Saudi-Style Coffee Brand Shotted Opens

Shotted, a Saudi-style coffee shop which started as a pop-up cart, has expanded to open its third mall location in Northern Virginia. The new location held its grand opening Friday.

More NoVA Business Headlines:

• Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Expanding NoVA Location
• The 13 Best Hospitals In Virginia: New National Ranking
• TGI Friday's Bankruptcy: Fate Of VA Locations Murky
• Pro-Palestine Graffiti At VA Starbucks Leads To Arrest
• VA Company Accused Of Selling Military Technology To Russia
• Digital Gateway Data Center Lawsuit Rejected In VA Court
• Lottery Ticket From Prince William County Wins $1.5 Million