Chris Wadsworth is an Editor at Ashburn Magazine. He specializes in the food and beverage industry, with a focus on restaurant innovation, food safety, and sustainability, as well as retail and hospitality themes. Chris's work has been featured in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, The Rappahannock News, and The Burn.
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Chris Wadsworth predominantly covers local businesses, openings/closings, restaurants, and community events in Ashburn. His coverage heavily focuses on private sector announcements and promotional deals.
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A shawarma chain with a long history in the Middle East is getting ready to make its Northern Virginia debut with a new location in Fairfax.
A new sweet shop specializing in gelato and artisan chocolates is in the works for Herndon. It's called
After 23 years in business, a local athletic center where thousands of kids have learned soccer, football, and basketball will officially close its doors next week.
A new Vietnamese pho and boba restaurant is apparently on its way to Ashburn where it will take over operating a different Vietnamese eatery.
Despite multiple assurances that the in the shopping mall is slated to return, we're pretty doubtful that is happening.
The signage has been installed over the front door at the upcoming restaurant in Loudoun County and it looks like an opening day is drawing near.
It has opened in the Clock Tower Center off Route 7.
Construction has been underway for several months now, but the signage is the first time the Wonder name has appeared on the space.
A small restaurant chain that specializes in traditional Korean beef soup – yes, you read that right – is getting ready to open a new location in Chantilly. Yi's Traditional Korean Beef Soup is coming to 14200 Sullyfield Circle. That's tucked away in an office park south of Route 50. According to the brand's website,
At one time or another, everyone probably wanted to be a Toys R Us kid – and now you might have your chance again. We've learned a new Toys R Us store is in the works for Loudoun County. The store will reportedly be coming to a vacant space at the Leesburg Premium Outlets in
