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Around Town
Another Crumbl Cookies location is coming soon to Fairfax County.
The chain, which serves up a rotating selection of fresh cookies, is set to open at 5810 Kingstowne Center sometime in the spring or summer, a company spokesperson tells FFXnow.
Good Tuesday evening! Today we published 8 articles that were read a total of 7204 times on FFXnow alone, so far.
The following are the most-read articles for today (Jan 24, 2023)…
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Construction is underway on a new Pottery Barn on a prominent street corner in the Mosaic District.
No signs indicating the store’s identity have been posted yet, but the home furniture company has filed for a commercial alterations permit to renovate the space at 2905 District Avenue, Suite 100.
Good Monday evening! Today we published 7 articles that were read a total of 14787 times on FFXnow alone, so far.
The following are the most-read articles for today (Jan 23, 2023)…
To Betsy May-Salazar, the McLean Community Center (MCC) is a place for making connections.
Funded by a special resident tax district, the facility at 1234 Ingleside Avenue serves a variety of functions, from organizing community events like the annual McLean Day festival to offering educational classes and providing meeting space.
It may be a some time before Reston Town Center patrons get a first look at the replacement for BowTie Cinemas.
Initially expected to come in late 2022, LOOK Dine-in Cinemas now anticipates an opening sometime in the first half of this year.
Good Friday evening! Today we published 7 articles that were read a total of 6207 times on FFXnow alone, so far.
The following are the most-read articles for today (Jan 20, 2023)…
A new crafters’ playground is set to open tomorrow (Saturday) in Chantilly.
Craftspace will hold a grand opening for its maker space, studio and store at 3675 Concorde Parkway in Suite 1500.
Inspired by the Year of the Rabbit, a local exhibition in Reston aims to celebrate the Lunar Year.
Titled “Creatures Were Stirring,” a series of work by artists Tracie Griffith Tso and Lisa Schumaier is on display through Jan. 31 at Reston Community Center Hunters Woods (2310 Colts Neck Road).