Small business owners in Prince William County will have a second chance at a grant to help them recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Businesses in Prince William County are encouraged to take the pledge

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Stafford will be not only the first in Northern Virginia, but all of Virginia, to host a sporting event on June 13 and 14.

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Politicians and the Virginia Chamber of Commerce are pushing back on an order from Governor Ralph Northam’s latest executive order requiring everyone to wear masks. 

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Fairfax County officials just launched a tourism plan that could impact commerce in Prince William County in an indirect way, solidifying the global economics theory on a smaller scale.

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There’s a new chief of human resources at overseeing two of the region’s largest hospitals — Novant Health / UVA Health System Prince William and Haymarket medical centers. 

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Hospitals in Prince William County and Manassas won’t be affected by a new round of cuts and furloughs announced by the UVA Health System.

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A publically-traded furniture company in Bassett, about 250 miles away from Fredericksburg, tells Potomac Local News its employees are going back to work following a closure due to the coronavirus.

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For some business owners affected by the coronavirus recession, it may be time to change up their business models.

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The Fredericksburg City Council has approved rezoning to make way for new hotel suites on Fall Hill Avenue.

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