In 2012, Potomac Shores' developers held a series of "get to know us" meetings in Woodbridge.
Part social mixer and part power point-presentation, the events served to explain how the Potomac riverfront neighborhood would be built and showcase its coming amenities.
These types of social gatherings were common before the pandemic, you'll remember. It and news of Potomac Shores' decision to force out Tim's Rivershore restaurant -- a Prince William County mainstay on the river for the past 30 years -- are indications of just how much times and priorities change.
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