Starting a small business is a fun, time-intensive process that can and will keep many entrepreneurs up at night.
Where you start you business will affect who your customers are, what product or services you can offer, and what relationships you can cultivate. In business, any entrepreneur will tell you it’s all about relationships.
The number of children allowed at a home daycare in Occoquan will continue to be limited to five.
Sammy’s Home Child Daycare at 1613 Mount High Street wanted to care legally for up to 12 children. After it had been denied the request twice before, the Prince William County Board of Supervisors on Monday denied them a third time.
Innovation Park, located adjacent to George Mason University’s Prince William Campus, is continuing to grow and bring in high-tech companies and jobs to the area.
Innovation Park, a business and technology park space, first started back in 1998.
On Saturday, the Central Virginia Public Access Television (CVTV) network, will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house for their new studio space.
The space, which is 5,300 square feet, is located off of Route 3 in Fredericksburg, according to Charles Thomas, the CEO for CVTV.
During an awards ceremony in Richmond, Historic Manassas Inc. was presented with the Virginia Main Street Milestone Achievement Award.
The award is given to those that have demonstrated voluntary investments to revitalize downtown areas, like Downtown Manassas.
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About April 4, the JCPenney store located in the Manassas Mall will be closing.
In the last three years, AT&T has invested almost $950 million dollars in wireless and wired network infrastructure, including local improvements in the Northern Virginia region.
While the projects were being completed all across the state, several of AT&T’s upgrades took place in the Prince William and Manassas area.
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Personally Yours, a small home-décor store owned by Betsy Merklein, has moved to a larger location in Occoquan at 402 Mill Street.
Historic Downtown Manassas is going a little “mad” for First Friday. On March 6 from 6 to 9 p.m., City restaurants, retailers and the Manassas Museum are offering specials and special entertainment.
The list participating merchants is growing and can be viewed at .visitmanassas.org.
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The Prince William Chamber of Commerce honored their members with their annual Excellence in Business Awards.
