Do you have an expensive bottle of wine you’ve been holding onto – one that you’d love to uncork at your favorite restaurant on a special occasion? What about a special case of beer or cider?
In 2011, the General Assembly passed a law allowing Virginians to bring a bottle of wine into a restaurant and have it uncorked to be served with their meal, usually for a fee at the restaurateur’s discretion. Now legislators are considering a bill to expand the corkage law to beer and cider.
When the new Chick-Fil-A opened in Lake Ridge this month, someone commented on PotomacLocal.com that the only place to take children to have fun in Prince William County is a playground inside a fast food restaurant.
I don’t want to say that is a lie, but it’s not correct.
Fire and rescue crews in Lake Ridge were called to a fire inside a condo.
Here’s more in a press release: (more…)
Prince William County police officers plan to be wearing body cameras by fall.
Chief Stephan Hudson told the Board of Supervisors his department was working through a series of procedural and legal hurdles to preparing his department for the deployment of body-worn cameras.
Here are the closings and delays we have for Monday, Jan. 25, 2016 (more…)
Manassas Park extended its snow emergency until Tuesday,
Full details in this city press release: (more…)
NOVEC reports it’s restoring electricity to 83 of its customers this afternoon after nearly two feet of snow has already fallen across the region.
Twenty five outages were reported in Prince William County and 57 in Stafford County. (more…)
A look at how we lived, worked, and played in more than 2o inches of snow that fell across the region in the past 24 hours.
Here’s a view of an abandoned Downtown Manassas.
Haunting but beautiful. Abandoned old town Manassas during the storm. #blizzardof2016 pic.twitter.com/o9LSpOtku5
