I spent the past four hours scouring the web, looking for the Twitter handles of as many restaurants in our area — from Gainesville to Fredericksburg — that I could find.
Starting tomorrow in Virginia, it’s Restaurant Takeout Week, a chance for residents to support their favorite restaurants during a time when dining rooms are closed in the wake of a growing number of coronavirus cases in the state and in the U.S.
The staff here is trained to greet everyone who comes through the dining room door with hearty “Welcome to Chick-fil-A!” But now that the dining room is closed to the public, that phrase isn’t being used there as much as it was only a few short weeks ago.
The staff now at Chick-fil-A Bristow have been working to serve their customers from the drive-through window and utilizing curbside pick up.
When you start planning for retirement, the hope is that you will set aside money and it will grow until you leave the working world to spend your time on things other than working at a job.
However, life happens. There are going to be times when you will need money to pay for things that pop up. It is at times like these that you will want to pull money out of your IRA.
Potomac Local News: Today we’re going to talk about hiring your children. This is something that business owners can take advantage of, and, “hiring” is not such a dirty word when it comes to your children, correct?
You can actually hire your kids and set them up for success in the future. What is this all about?
The Fauquier Bank has continued its “Charity of Choice” program for 2020.
For every new account opened, the bank will donate $25 to a Charity of Choice and for every “Tell-A-Friend” coupon redeemed, the bank will donate $10 to the selected charity.
Capital Market Review: Outlook & Opportunities.
Strike up up a conversation today with Peden Accounting Services by going to their website, or by calling 703-967-1948. They’re your local tax and accounting firm.
When you start a business, you end up dealing with a lot more paperwork.
It’s tax season and that means you’re running around the home office looking for documents, receipts, and other pieces of paper that may have fallen behind your desk over the past year.
While it’s not ideal, trust us, tax time doesn’t have to be a hassle. We talked with Potomac Local Supporting Partner Chris Peden, of Peden Accounting Services about how to best prepare for tax season.
Now that we have a new year, it is time to start thinking about what you need to do getting ready for this so it doesn’t turn into a stress-filled experience.
What should you do to get ready?
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RALEIGH COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
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