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Historic Site of the Week: Barnes House Historic Site

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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.

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Dreaming of Your Perfect Home? Welcome to Lake of the Woods!

Step into this stunning 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom colonial home at 107 Seven Pines Dr., Locust Grove, VA 22508, where modern luxury meets tranquil living. Situated on a spacious half-acre lot in the prestigious Lake of the Woods community, this move-in-ready gem is the ultimate blend of elegance and comfort.

The upper level features all-new flooring, an office, and four spacious bedrooms. The owner’s suite boasts a large walk-in closet, dual vanities, and an ultra-relaxing jetted soaking tub. An additional flex room upstairs can serve as an office, gym, playroom, or even a fifth bedroom. The refinished screened-in rear deck offers the perfect space for year-round entertaining, while the large, level backyard provides plenty of room to play. A two-car garage and a newly sealed asphalt driveway complete this amazing home.

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Discover Prince William County’s Historic Past with the Revolutionary War Trail

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Travel in the 18th century was an adventure filled with challenges. Roads were rough, weather unpredictable, and inns often crowded and uncomfortable. While a journey that takes an hour by car today might have taken days by horseback, these struggles shaped the lives of colonial Virginians and tell the story of a bygone era.

Prince William County invites you to step back in time and explore preserved portions of the King’s Highway, an essential travel route of the American colonies. This historic path connected Boston to Charleston, serving as a lifeline for trade, communication, and movement during colonial times. Travelers like George Washington braved these routes, often relying on the hospitality of friends or local citizens for lodging—choosing a friendly bed over the shared accommodations of a bustling tavern.

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Holiday Cheer at Virginia National Bank!

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Virginia National Bank recently hosted its annual Employee Holiday Party, bringing our team together to celebrate the season of giving, gratitude, and success. This festive event was an excellent opportunity to reflect on the year’s achievements and express our heartfelt thanks to the incredible employees who make everything we do possible.

As a cornerstone of the communities we serve, Virginia National Bank is committed to fostering a culture of excellence, collaboration, and care. Our employees are at the heart of this mission, and their dedication ensures we deliver the exceptional service and personalized banking solutions our clients expect.

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New Compostable Cups at Fredericksburg Food Co-op!

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The Fredericksburg Food Co-op is excited to introduce our new compostable cups and lids, another step in our commitment to environmental sustainability. These eco-friendly cups pair perfectly with our Equal Exchange fair-trade coffee, so you can feel good about every sip you take. Stop by today and enjoy a delicious coffee while making a positive impact on the planet.

The Fredericksburg Food Co-op is a community-owned grocery store that strives to bring locally sourced, healthy, and sustainable products to our area. We’re more than just a store — we’re a hub for community connections, supporting local farmers, food producers, and eco-friendly practices. Every purchase at the Co-op helps support our mission to create a stronger, more sustainable local food system.

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It’s Here! Prince William Public Libraries’ Summer Reading Program

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Prince William Public Libraries’ Summer Reading Program for 2024 is here, offering an exciting adventure for readers of all ages! Starting June 10 and running through August 11, participants can dive into a world of books and earn rewards.

This year’s theme, “Adventure Begins at Your Library,” encourages everyone to explore new genres, discover fascinating stories, and develop a lifelong love for reading. The program includes a variety of activities, from story times and book clubs to creative workshops and special events.

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