Since opening its doors in October 2014, ValueCrates has been consistently sold out. As word spread about the service, they had been unable to acquire crates fast enough to keep up with demand.
“It was getting frustrating, and frankly damaging to our brand,” said ValueCrates founder and CEO Adam Genest. “You don’t want to be known as the company that is always out of inventory. Now we’ll finally have enough crates to handle the orders we’ve been getting.”
Starring Sherri L. Edelen (Signature’s Gypsy, Hairspray) & Todd Buonopane (Broadway’s Cinderella, Chicago)
Arlington, VA – Signature Theatre is excited to announce the cast and creative team for the world premiere production of Cake Off, a new musical by Sheri Wilner (Kingdom City), Julia Jordan (Murder Ballad) and Adam Gwon (Signature’s The Boy Detective Fails). Directed by Signature’s Director of New Works Joe Calarco (Signature’s Gypsy, Shakespeare’s R&J) this hilarious new musical is a battle-of-the-sexes set at the 50th Annual Millberry Cake-Off competition. Cake Off runs September 29 – November 22 in the ARK Theatre.
There are many common harmful products, such as fast food and sweet drinks, and everyone uses them at their own risk (or out of apathy). But there are foods and other things in the environment that are unknown. However, they may seriously affect one’s health. Here are seven of hazards that may be present in your kitchen.
Citric acid present in citrus harms the teeth: it is deposited on the enamel and destroys it. This concerns beverages containing citric acid.
“We are excited to work with such a distinguished institution and look forward to helping GW strengthen their marketing endeavors,” said Chris Laughlin, President and CEO of LMO Advertising, “LMO has a long history of helping brands connect with young adults making long-considered, life decisions.”
Through the partnership, LMO will provide each of GW’s schools and units holistic digital services including, digital-focused strategy, media buying and reporting.
Arlington, VA (August 25, 2015) – GHT Limited (GHT), a leading DC metro area mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) consulting engineering firm, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its founding this year.
The Arlington-based firm was launched by Goodwin “Goodie” Hunt Taylor in 1965. The young entrepreneur grew the company to more than 20 employees in its first decade. In the years following, the firm’s leaders have guided the firm through several recessions and maintained GHT’s status as one of the largest locally owned and headquartered MEP firms in the DC area, in contrast to the recent trend of mergers & acquisitions in the building industry.
Local Dining App’s 22 Arlington Restaurants Make Collaborative Donation to AFAC
Arlington, VA – July 23, 2015 – It’s called a Spotluck Potluck and it’s making a difference by feeding families in Arlington. Here’s how it works: Spotluck, the popular local dining app, asks each of its 22 partner restaurants in Arlington to donate a tray of food to the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC). The results are overwhelming. Once Spotluck and AFAC teams visit each location tomorrow to collect the donations, there will be enough food to feed over 150 people. The meals will be served tomorrow night at the Gates of Ballston Community Center.
ARLINGTON, VA – JULY 22, 2015 – A-SPAN was recognized today by the Center for Nonprofit Advancement as the 2015 winner of the Board Leadership Award. A-SPAN will receive a $10,000 grant; communication exposure through print, radio, television and social media; and training and development opportunities for the board and President from BoardSource and through the Center’s Learning & Leadership Institute.
“A-SPAN is honored to have won such a prestigious recognition. I am proud the board’s leadership has been recognized for its innovative practices,” says Kathleen Sibert, A-SPAN President/CEO. Sibert notes, “that with the board’s leadership and good governance, A-SPAN has made a tremendous impact ending homelessness in Arlington.”
In 2015 Faccia Luna Pizzeria eclipsed a quarter century in business and was voted BEST PIZZA by the Washington City Paper .
To celebrate this milestone and accomplishment of Best Pizza, Faccia Luna has changed its menu to feature South Street Joey’s ® Big Fat Hoagies and Sandwiches; the option of shrimp on our signature Big Salads; and the introduction of four signature pizzas — the L’Ananas (red pizza with fresh pineapple and black forest ham) the Uova Strapazzate (white pizza with scrambled eggs and cheese), the Tonno e Spinaci (white pizza with spinach, black olives, capers, tuna and lemon evoo), the Patate con Pesto (white pizza with potato and pesto) and finally the Rustic Pizza. Tuesday and Thursday are 1/2 priced wine nights. We have changed our hours to Monday-Thursday 11:30-10pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30-10:30pm and Sunday Noon-10:00pm.
“I am proud of the support that my campaign has garnered through the four months I’ve been running. This list and the many more Arlingtonians whose doors I’ve knocked on, talked with at Farmer’s markets, and communicated with over email and the phone, are what inspire me every day to work so hard on this campaign. I can’t wait to serve the community that I was raised in and that I care about so much,” said Schneider.
Andrew Schneider, 40, is seeking the Democratic nomination for one of two open seats on the Arlington County Board, in the June 9th primary. A lifelong Arlingtonian, Andrew is a graduate of Arlington public schools, the College of William & Mary, and earned his MBA from the University of Maryland. He works for the College of William & Mary working to engage the 20,000+ alumni who live in the Washington area. He also currently serves as the President of the Yorktown Civic Association and Vice Chair of Community Residences. He lives in the Yorktown neighborhood with his wife, Susan, and their children, Alan and Elizabeth.
Arlington Honors 2015 Women of Vision
ARLINGTON, May 28, 2015 -On Thursday, June 11, 2015, the Arlington County Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) will honor the 2015 Arlington County Women of Vision for their commitment and leadership in the Arlington community.
Mrs. Whipple served as the Senator for Virginia’s 31st district from 1996- 2012 in addition to serving on the Arlington County Board from 1983-1995 and on the Arlington School Board from 1976-1980. She was chair of the County Board in 1986 and 1994 and served as chair of the School Board from 1978-1979.
“Andrew has the right combination of communication skills, tireless effort, and policy insight to help Arlington continue to meet its challenges and obligations as a world-class community. I have been impressed with Andrew’s commitment to listen to all voices, his thoughtfulness, and his passion for Arlington. I know he will make a superb County Board member,” said Senator Whipple.
