Entertainment centers across Virginia can now open at half capacity under the state’s Phase 3 of reopening. “After 107 days, it feels fantastic to be back,” said Ernie Dellaverson, general manager of Rosie’s Gaming Emporium in Vinton. Dr Pepper Park at the Bridges is set to host several musical performances for the public, starting on July 10. “We’ve been working so hard to get open, so we’re hoping our community will come out,” said Dr Pepper Park general manager Waynette Anderson. Anderson said Dr Pepper Park will debut a touchless ticket and bag check for its concerts, surfaces will be wiped down at least every 30 minutes, and guests should stay six feet apart.

All rights reserved)RICHMOND, Va. Rosies Gaming Emporium is set to open next week for some good, clean fun.The locations in Richmond, Hampton, New Kent County and Vinton are set to open on Wednesday, and according to a release from Rosie;s, extra precautions are in place to keep customers safe. Rosies has implemented what it calls an Extra Care program, with dozens of new medical and sanitation policies, including:Face coverings required for all guests and team members. All guests and team members will have their temperature screened before entering. Public areas (gaming areas, restaurant seating, betting terminals) and team member workstations have been rearranged to provide adequate physical distancing. According to the company, Rosies has invested more than $500,000 in resources meant to protect customers and employees.