Williamsburg looking to improve website, social media with new hires

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With lots of new businesses in town, a $51 million expansion happening at Firestone, a new hangar being built at the airport, and construction for the Cumberland Mint off-track betting and historical wagering facility, the city of Williamsburg has a lot of things that it would like to brag about and promote on the world wide web and social media.

Williamsburg Main Street Manager Jonathan Wyatt addressed the Williamsburg City Council Monday evening about efforts to improve the city’s website and social media presence.

Now they are getting some help to do just that.

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