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1799 Prime Steak and Seafood is planning to move in to the S. Pitt St. building.

Upfield becomes first major food company to publicly disclose corporate methane footprint; Methane transparency has become a focus of the energy sector but not yet the food and agriculture sector

Building owners confirm that Call Your Mother will not open in its originally planned Old Town location.

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Alexandria Seeks to Lead the Way in Virginia in Collective Bargaining for Employees Soon, some City employees may have more of a voice when it comes to decisions that affect their employment. The City of Alexandria is setting itself up to be among the first municipalities in the state to pass an ordinance allowing for collective bargaining by unions on behalf of city employees. A recent change in Virginia law, codified in Virginia Code § 40.1-57.2, permits counties, cities and towns to ad...

True West Magazine While Diane Lane was not new to Westerns when she was cast as Lorena Wood in 1989’s groundbreaking television mini-series Lonesome Dove, her role permanently defined her as one of the greatest and most beloved heroines of Western film and television. – Courtesy Witliff Collections/Motown and CBS –   In an exclusive interview, Diane Lane talks about her latest Western, leading men, directors and hope for the next chance to ride on screen. Let Him Go may be the most rema...