More than $20,000 of media services provided to chamber

What’s Up Prince William is focused on serving the community.

The Prince William Chamber of Commerce is one of the organizations we support.

In 2019, we provided it with more than $20,000 of in-kind services.

“What’s Up Prince William has been supporting the Prince William Chamber of Commerce with media coverage for the past four years,” Publisher ST Billingsley said. “We believe in the overall mission of the chamber.”

What’s Up Prince William is funded by two automotive repair shops — Steve’s Auto Repair & Tire and HomeTowne Auto Repair & Tire — in Woodbridge.

The news site provides free coverage and event promotion for non-profits. It also highlights businesses and individuals who are doing good things in the community.

If you’ve missed anything, here is the coverage we’ve provided for the chamber in 2019:

• Prince William chamber accepting scholarship applications

• Advertising suggestions for non-profits

• Regional representatives discuss economic growth

• County School Board considering raises for employees

• Military children receive support from non-profit

• George Mason University readies students for workforce

• Legislation could help Micron Technology receive larger grants

• Center for Government Contracting opens at George Mason University

• Scholarship applications sought by Prince William chamber

• Transportation projects, services covered at Manassas meeting

• Preventing fires in Prince William County

• Business Awards presented by Prince William Chamber

• Partnership connecting businesses with schools

• First responders to be recognized at Valor Awards

• Residential taxes could increase for citizens

• Small business program connects owners with county staff

• Chamber honors emergency personnel

• Virginia agency links veterans to career opportunities

• Program assists individuals who have disabilities

• Talent pipeline program focuses on future employees

• Outgoing Chair of Prince William Chamber shares highlights of term

• Students conducting research through DataLab program

• Virginia’s economic development covered at Woodbridge event

• Prince William Chamber hosts social media panel

• Road bond gains support from Prince William Chamber

• Amazon discusses HQ2, job opportunities

• Congresswoman Wexton shares experience

• Election Center provides information about candidates

• Congressman Connolly discusses trade, transportation

• Congressman Rob Wittman speaks in Manassas

• Mike Garcia Construction Owner speaks at chamber

• $15 an hour minimum wage supported by Prince William County legislators