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 new ice cream shop coming to Ashburn is making progress – including the recent installation of the sign out front.
An update on the planned grand opening of the new French-Asian bakery and restaurant in Ashburn. The date has officially moved by a couple of weeks.
It looks like a local Mexican restaurant in Loudoun County is getting ready to expand with a second location officially in the works.
The new store officially opened at the shopping mall in Sterling this week – and The Burn stopped in to check out the unusual store.
Last week, we told readers of The Burn about a new venue called Backspin coming to Loudoun County – but at the time details were hard to come by.
Just a quick update for readers on a new Japanese and Asian “department store” that is coming to Sterling. on plans to bring to the retail center off Route 7.
A new Indian restaurant is in the works for Purcellville – one that may already be familiar to folks in western Loudoun County.
The new quietly started its soft opening in Sterling today – Friday, August 7. , Bobby's has taken an end unit in the shopping center.
At first glance, it may look as though the cow is wearing a wig. But don't be fooled. That shaggy crop of hair hanging over its eyes is sometimes called a “dossan” and it's a signature feature of a Scottish Highland cow.
The long-awaited restaurant in Herndon is officially ready for business. A grand opening will be held this Monday, August 10.
