K.O Distillery will continue selling its original formula hand sanitizer after Memorial Day.
While it won’t be selling out hand sanitizer through curbside services on Monday, May 25, you can still order online today. They will continue to be open Tuesday through Friday for their curbside services.
The Rhythm Rockers are a rockabilly trio from Fredericksburg that, like other musical acts across the world, have felt the sting of the pandemic.
Unable to play to live crowds for fear of spreading the coronavirus, the band has started playing for audiences again by live-streaming their performances on Facebook.
Two Breweries have made six-pack beers with $6 per pack going towards healthcare worker supplies.
Water’s End Brewery and Beltway Brewing Company have donated $12,000 to the Inova “COVID-19 Emergency Preparedness Fund” so far through a collaboration brew, People Performing under Extreme conditions, or PPE , to supply healthcare workers with personal protective equipment.
Potomac Local News wants to help area restaurants get back on their feet by posting some of their Tweets here on our website.
Please support our local restaurants in their time of need.
Virginia State Parks set a goal to reopen campgrounds.
In Richmond, Virginia State Parks are working toward a goal to reopen campgrounds for Memorial Day Weekend, Friday, May 22 to Monday, May 25. The announcement comes as part of the state’s phase one reopening strategy that begins Friday, May 15, following the coronavirus outbreak.
Craft breweries in Prince William County are finding ways to celebrate American Craft Beer Week in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
May 11 – 17 is American Craft Beer Week. It is a time to brew up beer lover support for small and independent breweries, providing a boost in excitement for the beer community just when it is needed most, according to a Visit Prince William, Virginia press release.
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, Toys for Tots steps up to deliver toys, games, and books for children.
Toys for Tots is a non-profit national charity program run by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Mark Olsen scraped up about $100 and some plywood and went to work.
He wanted to give the City of Manassas, its residents, and downtown business owners a gift.
It’s Administrative Professionals Day — the day when people across the country are recognized for the all-important work they do to keep businesses and non-profit organizations up and running, and their teams successful.
Potomac Local News knows that, in this time of social distancing, it’s that much more important we recognize the hard work you do — whether in the office, working remotely, or as an essential employee in the field.
A total of 57 Facebook donors contributed $2,060 to watch Manassas City Councilman Ian Lovejoy give himself a haircut live on Facebook.
All proceeds went to Old Town Strong in support of the out of work restaurant bar and staff in Old Town Manassas.
