Business news in Virginia this week brought a mix of excitement and recognition for local establishments and individuals. KISS frontman Paul Stanley made a special appearance at the Wentworth Gallery in Tysons Galleria for an exhibit of his artwork, showcasing his talents beyond music.
In addition to the rockstar’s artistic endeavors, Virginia also saw the recognition of its wealthiest residents, with nine billionaires from the state making it to the Forbes list of richest Americans. The business scene in Virginia also welcomed Rush Bowls, which is set to open its first location in the state, offering free açaí bowls or smoothies to the first 50 customers.
On the local front, a Powerball ticket sold in Manassas scored a $50,000 prize as the jackpot reset after a winning ticket was sold in another state. Meanwhile, DPI Adaptive Fitness celebrated a decade of providing adaptive fitness training for individuals recovering from injuries or living with physical disabilities.
The D.C. region’s culinary scene also received recognition, with two restaurants being honored by Food & Wine in its Global Tastemaker Awards. Additionally, a Virginia-based hospitality company, Hilton, topped Fortune Magazine’s list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in 2024.
As the business landscape in Virginia continues to evolve, with new ventures and recognitions, the state remains a hub of innovation and success in various industries.
