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Deadline approaches for businesses affected by Route 1 name change

By Potomac Local News

Woodbridge-area businesses have until December 15 to apply and receive funds in the Route 1 Refresh grant. The Route 1 Refresh Grant program provides financial aid to offset the anticipated costs associated with replacing printed materials, signage, and business cards, or to cover costs related to website updates, search engine optimization (SEO), marketing, and other related expenses.

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Analyst says diesel supply shortage in southeastern states ‘could become more of a challenge’

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(The Center Square) — A fuel supply and logistics company is warning about diesel shortages across the southeastern United States, issuing an alert on Friday about “rapidly devolving” conditions in North Carolina and six other states.

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Inflation hurting area small businesses; fed surveys local entrepreneurs

By Rick Horner
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A federal survey seeks whether small businesses have recovered from the coronavirus pandemic. However, some local business owners are more concerned about a potential recession and inflation. The Federal Reserve recently distributed questionnaires to gather data for its Small Business Credit Survey 2022 Report on Employer Firms.

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Cobert leaving Stafford ED&T after nearly a decade

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One of the most familiar faces in the Stafford County business community is headed west.

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Thursday: MEGA Networking, business expo at PWAR

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The Prince William Chamber will hold its popular MEGA Networking Expo in Woodbridge.

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Former city councilman, fiancée to open art gallery in Manassas

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Manassas will welcome its newest art gallery during a ribbon-cutting even on Friday, November 4.

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Award-winning Woodbridge water reclamation plant a well-oiled machine

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Aaron Weatherspoon, Service Authority General Manager/CEO, Calvin D. Farr, Jr., P.E.

The Prince William County Service Authority’s H.L. Mooney Advanced Water Reclamation Facility in Woodbridge has earned the 2022 Facility Maintenance Award from the Virginia Water Environment Association for its Oil Analysis Program.

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Marine Corps Museum to host job fair for veterans, spouses

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Prince William County will host a veterans job fair as part of its efforts to put more people to work. The county’s Department of Economic Development will host the fair at the National Museum of the Marine Corps at Quantico, 1775 Semper Fidelis Way in Quantico.

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Robert ‘Bob’ Sweeney to lead Prince William Chamber of Commerce

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The Prince William Chamber of Commerce announced today that Robert “Bob” Sweeney is the chamber’s new President & CEO. Sweeney won approval after a unanimous vote by the Chamber’s Board of Directors.

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