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Gin Dance Company to close after 16 years in Reston
Gin Dance Company, a Reston nonprofit that fused modern dance with Asian influences for 16 years, will close after its final performance of "Lightning" on Sept. 12 at Capital One Hall.
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Reston Town Center North heads to final vote with 2050 buildout horizonMizusawa wins GOP Senate primary, will challenge Warner in NovemberLake Newport tennis courts set for 2026–27 rebuild; RA to unveil designs at August sessionGin Dance Company to close after 16 years in RestonApple pays $150,000 to settle antisemitism claims at Reston store
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Apple pays $150,000 to settle antisemitism claims at Reston store
Apple agreed to pay former Reston store employee Tyler Steele $150,000 to settle EEOC claims that a manager made antisemitic comments and fired him after he requested Sabbath accommodations, with the company also required to update policies and provide anti-discrimination training at its Northern Virginia stores.
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Apple pays $150,000 to settle antisemitism claims at Reston store
Apple agreed to pay former Reston store employee Tyler Steele $150,000 to settle EEOC claims that a manager made antisemitic comments and fired him after he requested Sabbath accommodations, with the company also required to update policies and provide anti-discrimination training at its Northern Virginia stores.
Apple agreed to pay former Reston store employee Tyler Steele $150,000 to settle EEOC claims that a manager made antisemitic comments and fired him after he requested Sabbath accommodations, with the company also required to update policies and provide anti-discrimination training at its Northern Virginia stores.
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Barberland earns top Reston ranking at Lake Anne
Barberland Gentlemen's Grooming owner Jennifer Lee built a top-ranked barbershop at Lake Anne Plaza after careers in art education, Samsung and restaurant ownership, earning a No. 1 Reston barber shop ranking for 2026.
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Ten Reston spots join Summer Restaurant Week with prix-fixe deals
Ten Reston restaurants will participate in Metropolitan Washington Summer Restaurant Week from Aug. 24–30, offering three-course prix-fixe menus ranging from $25 lunches to $65 dinners across Reston Town Center and Reston Station.
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Herndon's new Panda Express donates $1,000 to Reston nonprofit Cornerstones
A new drive-thru Panda Express opened at 598 Elden St. in Herndon on Aug. 10, donating $1,000 to Reston-based nonprofit Cornerstones, which serves 26,000 people annually across northwestern Fairfax County.
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Open Road Distilling makes bourbon, rye and gin at Reston Town Center
Open Road Distilling Co. at 1871 Fountain Drive in Reston Town Center operates a full-production distillery making bourbon, rye, vodka and gin on-site, alongside a nested cocktail restaurant called Heirloom, while Founding Farmers separately awaits Fairfax County permits for its own small-scale distillery near the Wiehle-Reston East Metro.
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Fairfax County unemployment jumps 49% since late 2024 as Reston tech corridor feels the squeeze
Fairfax County's unemployment rate rose to 3.6% in June 2026, with 22,888 residents seeking work — a 10% year-over-year increase and a 49% surge since December 2024 — adding pressure to Reston's tech corridor already facing layoffs and high office vacancy.
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Virginia summer layoffs hit Reston's tech corridor as GDIT cuts 174 jobs
Virginia summer layoffs surged 52% year-over-year, with Reston-headquartered GDIT cutting 174 Pentagon workers in August and the Dulles Toll Road tech corridor facing mounting job losses and a 24.5% office vacancy rate.
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Davio's at Reston Station earns Wine Spectator award for wine program
Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse at Reston Station earned Wine Spectator's 2026 Award of Excellence for its wine program, placing the Wiehle-Reston East Metro restaurant among roughly 2,100 winners worldwide.
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RA reveals dock, court designs as pickleball expansion heads to September vote
Reston Association has finalized designs for a new elevated observation dock at Lake Thoreau and a tennis-only renovation of the Lake Newport courts, with community feedback open through approximately Saturday, August 1, and a second public meeting set for Wednesday, August 5. Separately, RA staff propose converting Autumnwood's courts into eight dedicated pickleball courts for $75,000, with a board vote expected in September.
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Certified sommelier opens wine and vintage shop at Lake Anne Plaza
Certified sommelier Jennifer Monago opened Kinship Wine + Wares in early July at Lake Anne Plaza, offering curated wines, vintage housewares, tastings, workshops, and wine cellar consulting, with a grand opening planned for September.
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DC region loses 100,500 jobs in a year as Fairfax County's federal workforce bears the brunt
The DC region lost 100,500 jobs between May 2025 and May 2026, more than half of them federal, according to new COG data — and Fairfax County, home to 80,000 federal workers, faces outsized impact even as unemployment remains below the national average.
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