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Jessica Ruf

Jessica Ruf

Verified

Communications Fellow, National Park Service

Washington

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Total articles 945

  • Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Fairfax City

    By Jessica Ruf Verified| Washingtonian Verified “Fairfax City,” as many call it to distinguish it from the surrounding county of more than a million people, is many things at once: A quaint former farm town with an old Main Street, Civil War–era houses, and a historic courthouse. A diverse commuter suburb (once connected by trolley to DC) along the I-66 corridor. A fun dining and shopping district.

    By Jessica Ruf Verified · Washingtonian

    Sep. 19, 2024

  • How the NSO’s Percussionist Built the Food Chain SeoulSpice

    By Jessica Ruf Verified| Washingtonian Verified Eric Shin is the National Symphony Orchestra’s principal percussionist, but when he isn’t tapping out rhythms at the Kennedy Center, he’s beating the drum for a different passion: Korean food. Shin founded the local fast-casual chain SeoulSpice eight years ago, and it’s grown to seven locations. Now the company has gotten an investment from the Invus Group, which previously helped Cava grow into a major brand. The money will allow SeoulSpice to expand to other cities.

    By Jessica Ruf Verified · Washingtonian

    Sep. 16, 2024

  • Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Fairfax City

    By Jessica Ruf Verified| Washingtonian Verified “Fairfax City,” as many call it to distinguish it from the surrounding county of more than a million people, is many things at once: A quaint former farm town with an old Main Street, Civil War–era houses, and a historic courthouse. A diverse commuter suburb (once connected by trolley to DC) along the I-66 corridor. A fun dining and shopping district.

    By Jessica Ruf Verified · Washingtonian

    Sep. 19, 2024

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National Park Service

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-208-6843