Taylor Swift Pop-Up + First Sonic + Restaurant Closing: VA Business

VIRGINIA — Recent business news in Virginia included a Taylor Swift-themed pop-up opening, a local restaurant closings its doors after more than 40 years in business, and the first Sonic restaurant on NoVA's I-95 corridor has been approved. Plus restaurant week is extended, and a new location for Loud'n Roasted Coffee Roasters is open.

First Sonic In NoVA's I-95 Corridor Approved

Although a homeowners association expressed opposition to a drive-thru use, Prince William County's board approved a new Sonic location.

Taylor Swift-Themed Pop-Up Bar Debuts In VA

It's Taylor Swift's era — featuring all of the singer's eras — at the rotating pop-up bar in the Del Ray neighborhood.

Loud'n Roasted Coffee Roasters Opens New VA Location

Fans of Loud'n Roasted Coffee Roasters can find it in a new location, and coffee flights will be available at a later time.

Havabite Eatery To Close Main Street Restaurant

After more than 40 years in business, Havabite Eatery's owners plan to close the doors of their family-run restaurant in Old Town Fairfax at the end of March.

VA Restaurant Week Extended Through March 9: See Full List

Diners will have an additional week to check out special meal deals and menus being offered at Fairfax City restaurants.

Have It Your Way At Okonomi Asian Grill:Restaurant Week

Okonomi Asian Grill is one of the eateries taking part in Fairfax City Restaurant Week, which has been extended through Sunday, March 9.

12 Virginia Hospitals Among Best In The U.S., New Ranking Says

Along with a ranking of the world's best hospitals, Newsweek included Virginia hospitals in the ranking of U.S. hospitals.

Federal Worker, Contractor Town Hall Planned

The Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce invites residents to a discussion on economic trends related to federal worker reductions.

These VA Federal Buildings Could Be 'Designated For Disposal'

The initial list of federal properties that may be sold included some of the country's most recognizable buildings, along with courthouses.

New Tariffs Take Effect: What That Could Mean For VA Consumers

As new tariffs take effect, Democratic lawmakers have shared concerns about the impact on costs for consumers and businesses.

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