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NoVA Black Chamber Guides Businesses, Starts Community Outreach
The Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce is undergoing a rebranding effort under a new executive director.

The Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce is undergoing a rebranding effort under a new executive director.

Laura Stassi hosts the Dating While Gray podcast, which examines dating and relationships among the senior set.
Since Patch last spoke with "Miss Pam," she has expanded her art offerings and participated in an inauguration art project.
Four years ago, Anne and Tony celebrated their wedding at their senior living community. Now they got the vaccine at the same place.
Playa Bowls Reston specializes in healthy, fruit bowls containing energy-boosting açaà berries.
The Vienna VA Foodies group has turned into an initiative providing food deliveries to first responders, food insecure families and more.
The Ritz Carleton Pentagon City is offering Afternoon Tea as a respite from holiday shopping and coronavirus concerns.
Patch knows your friends, families and loved ones are more than numbers. We want to help you share the stories of NoVA, DC lives lost.
Covid Act Now says Virginia coronavirus cases are climbing but intensive care capacity is ample for now. More tracing is needed.
Most VA Patch survey respondents will take the coronavirus vaccine, although they debated whether President Trump or doctors deserve credit.
The Youth Men’s Service League South Loudoun Chapter is partnering with the Dulles South Neighborhood Closet to serve families in need.
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a northern Virginia Business of the Year.
Workers in the Fairfax City program contribute to key parks and recreation work, and some go on to find full-time work from employers.
The Mary Washington Hospital Foundation awarded a $5,000 mini-grant to the local health district to prepare for a coronavirus vaccination.
Franklin Farms resident Elizabeth Zangel enjoyed a parade that her family organized in celebration of her 103rd birthday.
The Human Services Alliance of Greater Prince William​ is distributing a total of $1 million in funding to 12 nonprofits in the county.
Rachel Eisenfeld reopened The Elden Street Tea Shop in June, focusing on deliveries, pickups and outdoor seating.
Manassas Councilwoman Theresa Coates Ellis​, who is running for mayor, will be distributing 1,000 face shields on Oct. 22 in the city.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and many Homestretch families have been impacted by domestic violence.
Office workers can now bring their job outside and work at Rosslyn BID's O2 outdoor workspace at Gateway Park.
Nonprofit Britepaths is seeking donations to fund its October eviction prevention campaign, with a goal of raising $150,000 by Oct. 31.
Northern Virginia Family Service is offering online counseling for individuals overwhelmed with stress and anxiety.
VA Patch has partnered with scores of local businesses to keep you informed about their services during the pandemic and beyond.
Debjani Sarkar of Herndon launched Stories from the Front Lines to document how people are handling the coronavirus pandemic.
GridPoint's Reston office is raising money for restaurants and their staff impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
The dental office's staff have all volunteered their time to offer a day of free simple dental work for military members and their families.
The owner says Social Burger is committed to providing meals through the end of the year to the Lamb Center.
Arlington County is expanding support for those disproportionally affected by the new coronavirus.
Herndon woman finds a way to keep busy and be useful by sewing face masks for her neighbors and friends.
The owner, nominated for our hero series, discusses the state of business and coping with stress during the pandemic. Presented by Ring.
Patch has partnered with scores of local businesses to keep you informed about their services during the pandemic and beyond.
Wednesday is National Dog Day, and places like the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria have seen increased demand for adoptions.
Herndon's annual free concert series has moved online and is being live streamed every Friday night through Sept. 25.
Paula Garrison's small business has provided essential cleaning services and kept all employees paid during the pandemic.
This is the first time the annual Alexandria tradition won't be held in person.
Barkhaus, whose co-owners hosted the Old Town Beer, Wine and Dog Festival in 2019, will offer food, drinks and an off-leash dog park.
Local firefighters and law enforcement officers rappel down Inova Children's Hospital's exterior in costume to wish patients well.
Arlington County Police are hosting an Aug. 11 food drive at three locations for the Arlington Food Assistance Center.
Scouts from Troop 167 delivered packages of food to Arlington families in need during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here's what to know about fall school reopening plans in Northern Virginia and the Fredericksburg areas in the age of coronavirus.