Nelson Head, owner and founder of Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge, tracks wholesale prices weekly so menu prices stay as fair as possible.
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A networking and awards event celebrating 99 years of service to the community — complete with wine, hors d’oeuvres, cake, and live jazz.
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Nelson Head, owner and founder of Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge, Virginia, tracks wholesale prices every week so menu prices can stay as fair as possible.
Price changes this week:
A networking and awards event celebrating 99 years of service to the community — complete with wine, hors d’oeuvres, cake, and live jazz.
Nelson Head, owner and founder of Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge, Virginia, tracks wholesale prices weekly so menu prices stay as fair as possible.
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A networking and awards event celebrating 99 years of service to the community — complete with wine, hors d’oeuvres, cake, and live jazz.
Nelson Head, owner and founder of Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge, Virginia, tracks wholesale prices every week so his menu prices stay as fair as possible.
Protein is back on top thanks to the MAHA movement, and southerners have been smoking and thriving on it for generations. Dixie Bones has been serving it for over 30 years, so it’s nice to see pork and beef back where they belong.
A networking and awards event celebrating 99 years of service to the community — complete with wine, hors d’oeuvres, cake, and live jazz.
Birmingham Green is a safety-net for vulnerable seniors and people with disabilities. For 99 years the nonprofit has served residents from five Northern Virginia jurisdictions — Prince William, Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquier, and Alexandria — with care, community, and comprehensive 24-hour services. Today the organization supports approximately 300 individuals who could not otherwise access high-quality skilled nursing, rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care, and long-term care.
Nelson Head, owner and founder of Dixie Bones BBQ in Woodbridge, Virginia, tracks wholesale prices weekly to keep menu prices as fair as possible.
Not-so-good news this week:
This summer, Prince William Public Libraries invites families and readers of all ages to dig a little deeper with the theme “Unearth a Story.” From June 15 through August 16, participants can uncover hidden worlds, explore the past, and discover something new with every page.
Summer Reading features more than 350 free programs designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and connection. Activities range from dinosaurs and prehistoric plants to gardening and everything in between.