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Have you ever wanted to discover what kind of leader you truly are? To understand your community better than anyone else? To build life-long connections that strengthen you, your family, and your community?

If so, Leadership Prince William is the perfect opportunity for you.


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At Dixie Bones BBQ, there’s more than just mouthwatering ribs and savory brisket simmering behind the scenes. Nestled within the heart of our kitchen is one of our best-kept secrets: Melanie.

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As we prepare for takeoff, enjoy your first half-pour of HopDrop. Named after the W.E. logo, this light IPA has notes of citrus flavor and is the perfect start to any flight. Who said a layover can’t be fun? Throw on your beads and get ready to sip on the Mardi Gras 2024 Bière de Garde.

This once-a-year brew is the perfect connection between the two IPAs that you’ll enjoy during your flight. As a malty brew girlie myself, I always look forward to the subtle sweetness that comes through on this brew. Before your tray goes up in preparation for landing, take a sip of your Strawberry Don’t Haze Me, Bro! a passenger favorite and favorite of mine as well! This juicy brew has the perfect amount of fruitiness without overpowering what we love about the original Don’t Haze Me, Bro!


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Today, we spotlight BLK ESSENSE, a fragrance company making waves in the industry. Led by U.S. Army Retired Lieutenant Colonel Sherrie M. Bryant, BLK ESSENSE has found unexpected support from Veterans Growing America. Through mentorship, training, and networking opportunities, Bryant gained crucial skills and certifications, enabling her to navigate government contracting successfully.

By leveraging social media and professional memberships, BLK ESSENSE continues to expand its reach and promote its exceptional products. Bryant’s journey serves as an inspiration, showcasing the power of determination and the importance of support networks like Veterans Growing America in fostering success for veteran-owned businesses.


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BLK ESSENSE, a small business specializing in fragrances, has been making waves in the industry with its unique products and ambitious vision. Led by U.S. Army Retired Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Sherrie M. Bryant, a passionate entrepreneur determined to succeed, BLK ESSENSE has found support and guidance from an unexpected source: Veterans Growing America.

A military veteran, Bryant has faced and overcome numerous challenges as an entrepreneur. From providing a service to crafting a product, she has navigated the complexities of business ownership with resilience and dedication. Her drive to succeed stems from personal ambition and a desire to empower other veterans and women to realize their potential in the business world.


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Mattilyn Ross, a Navy Reserve Corpsman, has embarked on a new journey as an entrepreneur, launching Wellness Remedies, a holistic wellness business to support civilians and veterans. Ross’ path to entrepreneurship was marked by determination and the invaluable support of organizations such as Veterans Growing America (VGA).

Ross’s venture into the wellness world began with a desire to find purpose beyond her military service. Initially joining the Navy Reserve to fund her education, Ross discovered a passion for community service and holistic care, inspired by her military experiences and her family’s service history.


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One of my favorite questions I get asked as a beertender at Water’s End Brewery is “I’m not really a beer drinker, what should I order?”

I made this flight for the tag-along non-beer drinkers who want to partake in the fun! As a non-adventurous beer drinker myself, I’ve selected a wide variety of flavors and styles for those unfamiliar with craft beer.


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Mark Worrilow of Fathom Realty is a Licensed Broker/Instructor in Virginia.

Stafford County residents recently received their biannual property tax assessments, revealing a significant increase in property values. On average, residential properties saw a 13% rise, while commercial properties surged by 23%.


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