Category: Bristow Biz
Home Turf Fitness Brings ‘Safer-at-Home’ Fitness to You & Your Group
Home Turf Fitness is not a gym or fitness center. It specializes in small group outdoor training: perfect for social distancing.
House of Mercy, Junkluggers, Heritage Hunt Partner for ‘Stay-at-Home’ Donation Drive
House of Mercy hosted a donation drive at Heritage Hunt for all the residents who have been “cleaning their closets” while at home during COVID-19.
Prince William Restaurants Can Apply Immediately for Temporary Outdoor Dining Permits
In response to the Virginia Governor’s Executive Order 61, Prince William County has created an expedited process for issuing Temporary Activity Permits (TAP) for outdoor seating. Establishments that primarily serve alcohol are also eligible.
Prince William County’s Outdoor Pools, Waterparks Will Close for 2020 Summer Season
Prince William County-owned outdoor pools and waterparks will not open during the 2020 summer season due to health and operational concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prince William Supervisors Request the Governor Allow Outdoor Seating at County Restaurants This Weekend
Residents may be able to celebrate this Memorial Day on the patios of Prince William restaurants, wineries and breweries after all.
Flushing It Out Podcast with Samantha Spittle Brings Listeners Together
Samantha Spittle uses her podcast “Flushing It Out” to draw out wisdom and inspiration from her guests and create a space where humility can grow into empowerment.
Virginia Gateway Supports Women’s Nonprofit via #Carryoutforacause
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OmniRide Adds Precautions for Essential Traveling Amid COVID-19
For those passengers that are conducting essential traveling, OmniRide continues to take recommended precautions to decrease the chances that passengers and staff on our buses will spread COVID-19.
RICHMOND BEAT: COVID-19 Disrupts Virginia Tourism Ahead of Peak Season
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia’s tourism industry is losing money due to COVID-19. The industry brings billions of revenue into Virginia each year, according to the Virginia Tourism Corp. and travel spending plummeted in March.
Gov. Northam Permits Virginia Restaurants to Sell Takeout Cocktails During COVID
The Governor directed the Virginia ABC to allow establishments with mixed beverage licenses, such as restaurants and distilleries, to sell mixed beverages through takeout or delivery, effective at midnight Thursday.
