Virginia National Bankshares Corporation (the “Company”) (NASDAQ: VABK) announced today that on February 28, 2024, its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.33 per share to be paid on March 28, 2024, to shareholders of record as of March 14, 2024.
The quarterly cash dividend represents an annual yield to shareholders of approximately 4.42% based on the closing price of the Company’s common stock on February 28, 2024.
Virginia National Bankshares Corporation, headquartered in Charlottesville, Virginia, is the bank holding company for Virginia National Bank. The Bank has eight banking offices throughout Fauquier and Prince William counties, three banking offices in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, and banking offices in Winchester and Richmond, Virginia.
The Bank offers a full range of banking and related financial services to meet the needs of individuals, businesses and charitable organizations, including the fiduciary services of VNB Trust and Estate Services. Investment management services are offered through Masonry Capital Management, LLC, a registered investment adviser and wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company.
The Company’s common stock trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “VABK.” Additional information on the Company is also available at vnbcorp.com.
Don’t Haze Me, Bro! a fresh craft beer brewed locally by Water’s End Brewery in Prince William County, VA!
This Water’s End flagship brew has been around since early 2017, and there’s a reason why! Both IPA lovers and those who think they aren’t simply can’t get enough of this Juicy IPA. This Juicy IPA has a huge aroma from being absolutely shocked with Citra and Mosaic hops.
This beer is available at all three Water’s End locations and is available in pours, four-packs, and growler fills.
Feeling adventurous? Try the Strawberry Don’t Haze Me, Bro! that is currently on tap for a limited time. Cheers!
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Hey there, job seekers of Fredericksburg and Springfield! Are you ready to take your career to new heights? Well, mark your calendars because we’ve got two fantastic opportunities coming your way!
Fredericksburg Job Fair
When: February 29, 3-7 pm
Where: Fredericksburg Nationals/Virginia Credit Union Stadium
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Springfield Job Fair
When: March 21, 10-2 pm
Where: American Legion Post 176
Virtual Link: pvapi.premiervirtual.com/s/do3ZYd
Who Will Be There?
Get ready to mingle with top-notch companies like Farmers Insurance, SimVentions, Amentum, NCIS, NuPaths, and more! Whether you’re looking for opportunities in intelligence careers, science and technology, or critical infrastructure services, we’ve got you covered.
Free Resume Reviews
Need a polished resume to make a stellar first impression? Don’t worry; we’ve got your back! Re$ume Xpert will be offering FREE resume reviews both online and in-person.
Meet Janet
When you arrive, be sure to say hello to Janet Giles! She’s your go-to guru for navigating job fairs and getting valuable networking tips. Plus, if you mention Potomac Local News, she’ll hook you up with extra guidance and company referrals.
Register Now!
Head over to JobZoneOnline.com to register and post your resume. Keep checking back for updates, and get ready to make some career magic happen!
For more information, shoot Janet an email or give her a call at 434-263-5102 / 540-226-1473. She’s here to help you ace your job fair experience!
Don’t miss out on these incredible opportunities to land your dream job. Let’s make those career goals a reality!
Optima Health is changing our name to Sentara Health Plans to better reflect our enhanced focus on promoting the overall health and well-being of our consumers. You already know Sentara as a trusted provider with more than 300 sites of care in neighborhoods across Virginia and North Carolina, including Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center 1.
While the health plans have been a part of Sentara for over 35 years, under this new name—Sentara Health Plans— we will be able to further integrate them under a single, unified brand2. And, by providing healthcare that is simple, personal, and more affordable, we are practicing the future of healthcare today.
1 Sentara Health. About Us. sentaraproviderresources.com/about-us
2 Sentara Health Plans is a trade name of Sentara Health Plans, Sentara Health Insurance Company, Sentara Health Administration, Inc., and Sentara Behavioral Health Services, Inc. Sentara Health Plans, previously Optima Health Plan, has been issuing HMO plans under that license since 1984. Sentara Health Insurance Company, previously Optima Health Insurance Company, has issued PPO Accident and Sickness plans since 1991.
Sentara Therapy Center located on the campus of Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center in Woodbridge, currently has availability for our community’s littlest patients.
Offering comprehensive pediatric speech, occupational, and physical therapies. Our therapy team specializes in doing Co-Treat sessions where the child can work with multiple specialties at the same time for a dynamic team approach.
Call 855-852-9066 to schedule your child’s appointment.
Crystal Vanuch is running to continue to represent Rock Hill District residents on the Stafford Board of Supervisors. For years, Crystal has said that uncontrolled residential growth is the biggest problem Stafford County residents face.
Our neighbor to the north, Prince William County, has been the victim of uncontrolled residential growth for years, which has led to a 70% increase in crime, huge increases in taxes, and has plagued the schools with overcrowding. Sound familiar?
She’s voted for ZERO development projects
Stafford has nearly 5,000 homes, which include many apartments and townhomes and some income-restricted apartment buildings in North Stafford. Vanuch has voted for ZERO of these projects because she understands the impacts on the taxpayers.
She knows that every one of these projects adds children to the already overcrowded schools and stresses our public safety to the max. Stafford runs out of EMS units from time to time because of increased call volume, our deputies find themselves running north to south during shifts just to keep up, and our schools are packed to the gills.
So, what is the solution? Vanuch says, “We have to stop allowing residential developers to get away with maximum density projects that don’t pay for themselves and shift the costs to the taxpayers, plain and simple. If we do that, then we can focus on building the schools we need NOW, building the fire stations, building roads desperately needed, and hiring enough deputies for our current population.”
It’s not that simple
The message about affordable housing is interesting because those who say Stafford needs to supply housing for just teachers, educators, nurses, and first responders clearly don’t understand the laws in Virginia. Virginia is a Dillon rule state, which means Stafford only has the authority the state gives them.
The state does NOT allow the Board of Supervisors to dedicate housing to certain individuals. If developers say “Oh, we will set aside some of the project for them, don’t worry, just approve our project,” there is no way for the Board to enforce it.
So, what does that mean? That means that’s a great way to trick residents into supporting additional housing units for the workforce they want to help. In reality, that means more HIGH-DENSITY uncontrolled housing that shifts the burden to YOU, the taxpayer. Stafford residents got a taste of that this year with a nearly 40% tax increase proposed by some members of the Board of Supervisors.
Crystal stopped the developers
This is a major area of concern for the Chairwoman of the Planning Commission, Kristen Barnes.
“The last four years, I have watched Crystal stand up to the developers and special interests that have built more houses, apartments, and townhouses than our infrastructure can handle. Developers know that as long as Crystal is in office, they won’t get very far in Rock Hill,” said Barnes.
“Whether it was Vulcan Quarry wanting to expand active mining operations even closer to already established neighborhoods or developers that want to add more and more houses without offsetting traffic impacts or helping add capacity to our schools, Crystal stood in their way. If you don’t like the direction Stafford is headed in, we need more leaders like Crystal to represent our interests, not the special interests, unlike her opponent who these special interest groups support. I hope you will join me in voting for Crystal Vanuch for Rock Hill Supervisor for four more years.”
Vote by Tuesday, November 7, 2023.
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On Saturday, October 21, stop by the Sentara Drive-Thru Flu event to receive your free flu shot.
WHO: Adults (18+). Open to the general public.
COST: FREE
TIME: 8 a.m. until all shots are given. First come, first served while supplies last. No appointment needed!
WHERE: Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, 2300 Opitz Blvd., Woodbridge, Va. 22191
Only the standard dose vaccine will be offered. Public Health experts have not recommended one type of flu vaccine more highly than another for people 65 and older. They advise getting any type of flu vaccination as the first and more important step in protecting against the flu.
Stafford’s third annual Via Colori festival will be a weekend of family-friendly creativity and fun that celebrates artists and brings the community together. The Discover Stafford Museum and Cultural Club and the Rotary Clubs of Stafford and North Stafford host the event.
Via Colori was founded in 1994 in Naples, Florida, as a modern twist on a centuries-old tradition of street painting. Today, Stafford is one of only two communities holding Vias Colori, according to the founder.
The festival features dozens of artists who will create street art with chalk in allotted square spaces. Attendees can walk past each artist’s section periodically throughout the day to mark the progress of their favorite works. Kids of all ages can enjoy Via Bambini, a special team where they can try chalk drawing, and don’t miss out on live music from the Via Musica stage.
This year’s Featured Artist is Lizabeth Castellano-King, a New York native who primarily works in watercolors and digital art. She has participated in all three of Staffords’ Vias Colori and has been helping other artists learn how to work in chalk with a Via Tutori workshop.
The 2023 event also features Local Signature Artist Anna Chavez Naples, an art teacher and events coordinator for Adventure Brewing Co. Anna’s artworks are influenced by her Mexican and Norwegian heritage.
Proceeds from Via Colori go to Stafford County Public Schools’ cultural, educational, student leadership, and student aid projects. In the past, Via Colori funds have been used to commission murals in the schools, give out scholarships, hold a speech, essay and music contests, distribute school supplies, and hand out coats and hygiene supplies for students in need.
The funds are raised through Artist Square sponsorships.
Via Colori sponsors have their names displayed prominently above their Artists’ Square and benefit from the fact that people tend to revisit artists many times to check in on the progress of the work.
This year’s event will occur from Saturday, September 23, through Sunday, September 24, 2023, from 10:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Stafford Regional Airport. In addition to providing plenty of space for artworks, vendors, and entertainment, the airport has accessible parking and will provide restrooms.
Hello. My name is Babur Lateef, and I am chairman of the Prince William County School Board.
I am a parent, physician, public servant, and proud product of public schools from kindergarten through medical school. My four children have been in Prince William County schools for their entire education.
I believe we have one of the greatest school systems in the country, and I’ve been proud to serve as chairman of the school board. We have made significant improvements in student success, safety and security, space, and infrastructure, and salaries.
We have more work to do, and that is why I am running for reelection this fall. Please vote for Babur Lateef, chairman of the Prince William County School Board, on November 7.
*Paid for and authorized by Friends of Dr. Lateef.
