Dulles South Region of Northern Virginia gets a new online Business, Organization and Community Portal – December 30, 2006

Over the past year, Loudoun County and in particular the Dulles South Region has experienced tremendous growth in residential and commercial development, compounding the existing growing pains regarding lack of adequate transportation infrastructure, retail and commercial choices, plus government and community services. These growth issues and the resultant online dialogue have spilled well over into Prince William and Fairfax counties, with repercussions deep into the Richmond legislative agenda.

Dulles South Online, at http://www.dullessouthonline.com, was recently re-launched by local small business owners to help aggregate and focus information regarding the businesses and organizations in this region, along with information and news from residents interested in preserving the economic vitality of the region. The website is fully Internet-optimized, meaning all information and news is made extremely visible to online search engines and other directories. This gives additional clout to regional businesses and organizations seeking to influence and support positive trends in public policy, development and consumer interest. As the region’s only focused online directory, Dulles South Online brings together residential and commercial interests in one place, helping to promote and clarify a balanced economic growth agenda.

Content is provided both from individual submissions and from other online sources. All submitted content is edited to optimize the text for online search engines. Local and regional businesses, small to large, are encouraged to participate with directory listings and content. Representative local businesses already participating include Whizkids (computer training for children and adults, at http://www.whizkidsllc.com ), Ingrid Myers, Realtor (local real estate services, at http://www.ingridmyers.com ), KME Web Design (local small business website maintenance and Internet marketing, at http://www.kmewebdesign.com ), and National Security Screens (home security and alarm screens, at (http://www.securityscreens.com ).