Business

New Dog Park Will Bring Barks and Brews to Fredericksburg

By Kelly Sienkowski

A new business combining a love for dogs and beer is coming to Fredericksburg; Barking Barley, founded by Dan Craddock and Travis Stoner, is set to be a unique dog park and taphouse. 

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Smash. Break. Lose It at the Rage Room in Woodbridge

By Uriah Kiser

Lose It Rage Room, a new addition to the local stress-relief scene provides a unique and therapeutic way for people to let off steam.

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Items We Found Locked Up at North Stafford Walmart

By Uriah Kiser
Car batteries under lock and key at a Stafford County Walmart store in 2024.

Here are some things under lock and key at Walmart Supercenter, 217 Garrisonville Road.

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Stafford EDA supports UMW’s Business Acumen Series

By Kelly Sienkowski
UMW's Stafford Campus will host two of the upcoming Business Acumen series.

The University of Mary Washington’s Continuing & Professional Studies Department’s Business Acumen Series has three more events this year.

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New Podcast Episode: Resilience and Community Spirit with Barbara Biddle of District Hemp

By Uriah Kiser

We’re excited to share our latest Potomac Local podcast episode featuring Barbara Biddle, the owner of District Hemp.

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This Weekend: Barbara Biddle Talks About Reopening District Hemp

By Uriah Kiser

The latest edition of the Potomac Local Podcast will premier on Monday, and it’s a privilege to bring it to you, our paid members, who support our efforts to bring you local community news.

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New Planet Fitness Gym Set to Open at Stafford Marketplace

By Uriah Kiser

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ElderlyEats: Student’s Venture Wins Top Honors at George Mason University

By Uriah Kiser
Zachary Suh, 19, is the George Mason University's Patriot Pitch Competition winner. Suh's venture, ElderlyEats, aims to provide senior citizens with nutritious and culturally familiar meal plans. [Submitted photo]

George Mason University’s Patriot Pitch Competition awarded its top prize in the General Entrepreneurship Track to Zachary Suh, a 19-year-old freshman from Ashburn studying marketing.

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Barley Naked Wins World Beer Cup Gold, Bronze Medals

By Kelly Sienkowski

Barley Naked Brewing Company won not just one, but two medals in the 2024 World Beer Cup, held in Las Vegas in April.

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Small business uncertainty reaches pandemic-era levels

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(The Center Square) – Small businesses are citing the highest levels of uncertainty since the COVID-19 pandemic, a concerning economic indicator.

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