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Motor Mania is back in Washington County and bigger than ever now that everyone is able to safely gather again.

Nneka Chiazor Last year brought increased visibility to the importance of broadband. With many Virginians teleworking, students distance learning, and businesses trying to stay afloat by offering services online, broadband was at the epicenter of how we managed our “new normal.” As we start the first chapter of 2021, I have no doubt that keeping people connected in the truest sense will remain a hot topic especially when it comes to broadband and internet connectivity, as was indicated in the recent op-ed by Tim Dempsey. The fact is, it’s a complex issue with two ve...

The D.C. area's office market slowed down this year during the coronavirus pandemic, but it didn't come to a full stop.  While many companies delayed decisions or renewed existing leases, a significant number of tenants signed new deals this year to relocate their offices or expand their footprint.  Using research from CBRE and Newmark, Bisnow identified the nine largest new office leases signed in the D.C. area this year. The tenants included government agencies, technology companies, automakers, law firms, nonprofits and banks.  Many of the deals were in the works before the pand...

President obama reached out to members of the u.s. men's soccer team. take a listen. >> clint, tim. >> hello, mr. president. >> men, i just wanted to call and say, you guys did us proud. >> indeed, they did. he spoke with goalie tim howard and captain tim dempsey. he even had some advice for howard when he gets back. >> i don't know how you're going to survive the mobs when you come back home, man. you're just like -- you're going to have to shave your beard so they don't know who you are. >> the german magazine is claiming that a world cup match between cameroon and croatia may have been fixe...

cylinders. hello, everyone, it's betty nguyen, thanks for joining us. arthur is now a hurricane. this year's first. a large portion of north carolina's coast is under a hurricane warning and arthur is gaining power as it moves northward. this is what the storm looks like from the international space station. an astronaut tweeted it, quote, looks mean. indeed, it does. sarah dallof is live in the outer banks. good morning, sarah. are people there taking the threat seriously? >> reporter: they are, betty, but at the same time many are not quite yet ready to give up on their 4th of july...