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Coco Cameo boutique is a curated wonderland of retro clothing, accessories and groovy records from decades past.

Pizzeria Paradiso opens a fast-casual concept in National Landing, Clarendon gets a Latin supper club and Call Your Mother lands in Ballston.

Landscapers now have three years to switch to electric machinery before the controversial ordinance goes into effect.

These Northern Virginia students stood out for their intense focus, insatiable curiosity and determination to make a difference.

The new lunch menu at Oasis: The Listening Bar in Clarendon includes a deal on sushi bowls and build-your-own beer flights.

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Arlington residents had depended on the beloved general store for tools, plants, plastic pink flamingos and friendly faces since 1948.

Who even needs to eat lettuce when you can celebrate cheese, sip piña coladas and chow down at the Capital One Center Culinary Week event?

South Block turns 15 this year, with 20+ locations in the D.C. area and beyond. Founder Amir Mostafavi is still tinkering in the kitchen.

The county earned high scores in exercise, sleep and overall health, but food insecurity is on the rise here and nationally.

In the mood for escapist fantasy, a riveting murder mystery or a memoir about walking and healing? We've got your next beach read right here.

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