Looking to engage with the community and share something fun? Here are some great ideas for posts that can help your business stand out:
- Birthdays & Anniversaries: Celebrate company milestones or employee birthdays with special shout-outs. Highlight customer birthdays with discounts or appreciation.
- Milestones & Achievements: Share when you reach a big goal like opening a new location, receiving an award, or hitting a customer milestone.
- New Menu Items or Products: Announce new products or limited-time menu items with exciting photos and descriptions.
- Events & Promotions: Post about sales, special promotions, or customer appreciation events. Highlight any community events or workshops your business is hosting.
- Behind-the-Scenes: Give followers a sneak peek into daily operations or fun facts about your business. Feature your team members with employee spotlights.
- Contests & Giveaways: Host fun contests or giveaways that encourage customer interaction and excitement.
- Customer Testimonials: Share positive reviews or success stories from your customers. Show how your product or service makes a difference.
- Seasonal & Holiday Celebrations: Celebrate holidays with themed promotions or events. Welcome a new season with special offers tied to the time of year.
- Collaborations & Partnerships: Announce collaborations with local businesses or charity partnerships to strengthen community ties.
- Customer Milestones: Celebrate loyal customers by sharing their milestones or offering special rewards.
OmniRide Connect Microtransit is your local transportation option. With same-day booking and travel, our microtransit service allows riders to travel beyond our fixed routes. Visit our microtransit page to learn more about the service, how to reserve rides, and service areas in Eastern and Western Prince William County.
Hidden in plain sight, the Barnes House Historic Site offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of Prince William County. Nestled in a serene setting, this charming 19th-century home stands as a testament to the area’s cultural heritage.
Originally built in the mid-1800s, the Barnes House offers a rare look at the past through its preserved architecture and surrounding grounds. It was once home to the Barnes family, who played a significant role in the local community. Today, the site provides visitors with an educational experience about life in Prince William County during the 1800s, showcasing its unique history and connection to the area’s early settlers.
While many residents are familiar with the more prominent landmarks, the Barnes House is an often-overlooked gem that offers a peaceful escape into history. Its quiet location makes it a perfect stop for history enthusiasts, families, or anyone seeking to explore the lesser-known sites that make our community special.
Whether you’re a local or just passing through, take a moment to visit this historic gem. The Barnes House offers a step back in time and a chance to connect with the community’s past, all while enjoying the beauty and charm of this unique historic site.
Visit the Barnes House Historic Site today, and experience one of the many hidden treasures that make Prince William County so special. For more information, check out their official page here.
Virginia’s Democratic delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives is urging President Donald Trump to either revise or revoke his executive order implementing a hiring freeze for the federal workforce, specifically citing medical care for veterans, reports the Center Square.
Reps. Jennifer McClellan, Bobby Scott, Don Beyer, Gerry Connolly, Suhas Subramanyam and Eugene Vindman say Trump’s executive action specifically adversely affects the veterans’ community.
Once thought to be on its way out, Dominion Energy’s Possum Point Power Station near Dumfries is now expanding operations to meet rising data center power demands, Insidenova.com reports.
The 75-year-old facility currently burns natural gas and diesel fuel, generating around 660 megawatts of energy, which powers about 170,000 homes.
Local leaders are working to advance legislative priorities critical to Stafford County during the current Virginia General Assembly session. These initiatives aim to secure funding for education, address fiscal challenges stemming from tax exemptions for disabled veterans, and allow localities to raise funds for school construction through a voter referendum. However, a recent legislative setback underscores the challenges faced in Richmond.
Setback for Disabled Veterans Exemption Reimbursements
Senator Jeremy McPike’s SB 1312, which sought supplemental payments for localities heavily impacted by real estate tax exemptions for disabled veterans, has died in committee. On January 23, the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee voted 7-6 to pass the bill indefinitely, effectively halting its progress this session.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is testing a new way to manage parking at commuter lots through the innovative ParkZen app. Initially launched in November 2024, the pilot program has been extended through May 2025 to further evaluate the app’s effectiveness in providing real-time parking availability at six commuter lots in Northern Virginia and Fredericksburg.
What Is the ParkZen App?
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Prince William County Crime News
Armed Robbery in Manassas
On January 26, around 11:33 p.m., two men, ages 19 and 21, were robbed at gunpoint at the Gardens of Crestwood Village on Provincial Drive. Suspects, described as Black males with thin builds, brandished firearms and stole various items, including a camera and recording equipment, before fleeing in a Toyota Camry. One victim was struck with a firearm and sustained minor injuries.