Lynchburg Links

Lynchburg Links We are a group of local Lynchburg Virginia area business owners and associates with the goal of growing and supporting each other's businesses.

05/02/2023
12/07/2021

🚨NEW SCENT ALERT🚨 Our winter themed scent Willamette Valley Winter is live on our website.

"Willamette Valley Winter" is made up of the winter scents from an area rich in cowboy history, the Pacific North West. Cranberry cobbler, scotch pine, fir, oakmoss, spices, and a hint of wintergreen.

Wanted to do a more long term seasonal instead of just a Christmas themed scent. Really excited about this one!

Great team bonding experience ;-)
06/08/2021

Great team bonding experience ;-)

Ever had a moment where you really wanted to break something? Now you can at a new rage room opening in Lynchburg in May.

Finally returning to some semblance of normalcy!!
05/28/2021

Finally returning to some semblance of normalcy!!

There were times we felt like this day would never come, but with the most recent update to the CDC & VA state guidelines, we have made some policies updates to better serve you:

➖Starting today 5/28, bar service is BACK with full seating and no (well less) plexiglass. You can FINALLY belly up to the bar and order from your favorite beertenders! We will also have increased seating on the covered deck area, and in the beer garden area.

➖Masks will be optional for fully vaccinated guests and we will continue strict adherence to all of our cleaning and sanitation regimens.

However, in an effort to keep you safe, we will also temporarily be keeping and expanding some of our existing COVID policies:

➖We will continue to serve in disposable one-use plastic cups. We know this is neither pro-environment nor ‘crafty’ but until we can implement a professional dishwashing system that can thoroughly clean and sterilize all glassware, we will continue to err on the side of caution.

➖We will continue using MERV-13 HVAC filters that catch and trap many airborne viruses.

➖We will soon be expanding our mobile ordering app. Many of our customers already open and close their tab on the Arryved mobile app. We will soon be expanding this offering to decrease time spent in lines, while also limiting the contact passed by cards/cash.

Lastly, thank you. We could write a thesis on the business impacts of this pandemic, hell…many of them are ongoing and will continue to effect us for years to come. We have never faced so much uncertainty- BUT with your help, our staff never stopped working and our taps never stopped pouring; and that my friends, is the biggest blessing.

Stay safe & stay healthy. We ♥️ you.

05/27/2021

To paraphrase FDR, "Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy, forget in time those who have died to win them." Yes, we will all enjoy the long weekend, but let's also remember those who paid the ultimate price and their families who will forever grieve their loss.

"Memorial Day officially became a federal holiday in 1971, but it had previously been observed in an unofficial capacity for quite some time. A similarly thoughtful, commemorative day reportedly took place all the way back on May 1, 1865, in Charleston, South Carolina (one of my favorite cities). The History Channel reports that after the Civil War ended and Confederate soldiers left Charleston, a group of freed slaves gathered to bury and honor the bodies of Union soldiers via a small parade. And in 1868, Union General John A. Logan suggested that May 30 should be the first annual day dedicated to the memory of all soldiers who fell during the Civil War.

But the commemoration of such "memorial days" remained unofficial for several more decades. According to the Library of Congress, it wasn't until 1950 that Congress would agree upon a resolution asking the president to "issue a proclamation calling upon the people of the United States to observe...Memorial Day, by praying, each in accordance with his religious faith, for permanent peace." Nearly 20 years later in 1968, the Uniform Monday Holiday Act was finally passed, which both declared that Memorial Day would take place on the last Monday in May and required that federal employees be granted a day off. In 1971, Memorial Day officially became a federal holiday intended to observe and honor the people who lost their lives while serving in the U.S. military."

05/12/2021

Great new Hot Dog place!!!

04/14/2021

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