HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) – Last month, the Supreme Court of Virginia reinstated a state-wide ban on skill games. Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares recommended no enforcement of the skill games begin until Nov 15, with discretion left up to the Commonwealth’s Attorneys. For Finnigan’s Cove in Harrisonburg, the skill games were something they brought in during the pandemic when business was slow. “It’s still helpful you know the economy is bad, the food is high it’s just still very helpful,” Donna Finnigan, owner of Finnigan’s Cove said. At Finnigan’s Cove, gamers must be paying customers, and purchase food or drinks to play the skill games. “It draws them in, they come in to play and
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