Woody's Ice Cream Is In The News!
The Ice Cream Man Is Here: Woody Lashley Moves Back to Fairfax, And Above his Shop, Woody’s Ice Cream
(NorthernVirginia Magazine; June 19, 2013)
Inside a little trailer at the end of Stonewall Avenue in Fairfax City stood Woodrow “Woody” Lashley, 72, retired mechanic, longtime Northern Virginia resident and now, beloved ice cream man. Fast forward 15 years and in Old Town Fairfax, and you’ll find Lashley, serving the same soft-serve ice cream to fans big, small and furry (vanilla only for the pups)...
New Woody's Gives Fairfax Residents Reason to Celebrate
(Fairfax City Patch; 09.19.2010)
It's a sweltering summer afternoon. You crave a luscious bowl of creamy soft serve ice cream—vanilla with hot fudge, chocolate with nuts and caramel, strawberry with whip cream and an extra cherry—as long as it comes from Woody's, you just have to have it....
Woody’s Reopens in Old Town
(Fairfax Connection; 09.16.2010)
At 4005 Stonewall Ave., just off Main Street, Woody’s Ice Cream stand became a community hub when it opened in 1998. Fairfax neighbors lined up for thick soft-
serve, in generous portions at a modest price. The stand was built and run by retired
mechanic Woodrow “Woody” Lashley...
(NorthernVirginia Magazine; June 19, 2013)
Inside a little trailer at the end of Stonewall Avenue in Fairfax City stood Woodrow “Woody” Lashley, 72, retired mechanic, longtime Northern Virginia resident and now, beloved ice cream man. Fast forward 15 years and in Old Town Fairfax, and you’ll find Lashley, serving the same soft-serve ice cream to fans big, small and furry (vanilla only for the pups)...
New Woody's Gives Fairfax Residents Reason to Celebrate
(Fairfax City Patch; 09.19.2010)
It's a sweltering summer afternoon. You crave a luscious bowl of creamy soft serve ice cream—vanilla with hot fudge, chocolate with nuts and caramel, strawberry with whip cream and an extra cherry—as long as it comes from Woody's, you just have to have it....
Woody’s Reopens in Old Town
(Fairfax Connection; 09.16.2010)
At 4005 Stonewall Ave., just off Main Street, Woody’s Ice Cream stand became a community hub when it opened in 1998. Fairfax neighbors lined up for thick soft-
serve, in generous portions at a modest price. The stand was built and run by retired
mechanic Woodrow “Woody” Lashley...