Brick House restaurant blends drinks and games with family flair
Christy and Chris Grady opened Brick House in Front Royal featuring a spacious dining area, upstairs billiards and six dartboards, a full bar with 18 signature drinks, and live entertainment including trivia and karaoke. The menu aims broad appeal with beef, chicken, fish, pasta and fried bar foods, plus a family friendly approach and staff-centric operations. The couple, married 30 years, say the venture meets local demand and values strong customer service as they manage three businesses and expand seating for private events.
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Christy Grady
Brick House
Chris Grady
Tito
Front Royal
Brickhouseva. Com
Christy
Brick House Bar & Grill
Chester Street
Youngkin awards grants to shield Civil War battlefields
Virginia Governor Glen Youngkin announced more than 3.9 million dollars for 621 acres of Civil War battlefield lands. The Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund, administered by the Department of Historic Resources, will fund 10 projects via fee simple acquisitions and preservation easements across Frederick Rockingham Shenandoah Dinwiddie Henrico Spotsylvania and Port Republic battle sites. The nonprofit groups Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation American Battlefield Trust and Capital Region Land Conservancy will receive the grants to place perpetual easements and install public access enhancements.
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Richmond
Glenn Youngkin
Commonwealth
Department of Historic Resources
DHR
Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund
VBPF
Virginia
General Assembly
WBPF
Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation
The
American Battlefield Trust
Capital Region Land Conservancy
Frederick
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Dinwiddie
Henrico
Spotsylvania
Henrico County
Julie Langan
Virginia Board of Historic Resources
Kaylor
Rockingham County
Battle of
Port Republic
Frederick County
Winchester Battlefield
Diehl
Cross Keys
Three Amigos
Tom’s Brook
Virginia Christmas tree farms boost state economy
Virginia features more than 480 Christmas tree farms with average $25 million in yearly sales. Grayson, Loudoun, Culpeper, Floyd and Scott lead in acreage as the state ranks eighth nationally. Farms offer fresh trees, wreaths, greenery and festive experiences. call ahead for hours and safety rules. Contact Gabriele Paonessa for details.
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Virginia
Matthew Lohr
Grayson
Loudoun
Culpeper
Floyd
Scott Counties
Joseph Guthrie
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
VirginiaGrown.com
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