Unearthed Bullets Date Back to 1918
Quantico, Va. — A large amount of ammunition dating back to the early 20th Century was unearthed at Quantico.
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Quantico, Va. — A large amount of ammunition dating back to the early 20th Century was unearthed at Quantico.
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Triangle, VA – That old handgun your granddad gave you has just been laying around collecting dust, but it could have an interesting history. And what about that old tattered flag you found in the attic, is it a piece worth preserving? Bring your treasured items and old relics to the National Museum of the Marine Corps on Saturday, February 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to let curators and historians help answer your “What is this?” questions.
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The National Museum of the Marine Corps’ newest temporary exhibit, titled “Focus on Ability: Celebrating Our Wounded, Ill and Injured Marines’ Achievements,” features photographs and artwork of wounded, ill and injured Marines thriving on their journey to recovery.
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Quantico, Va. — NFL players this weekend will help some of this nation’s combat warrior’s transition back into daily life after returning from battle.
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Quantico, Va. — What do you get when you mix a 500-pound bomb and just the right weather conditions? A big boom that was felt across the Potomac Communities on Thursday.
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Quantico, Va. — What was that loud noise that rattles windows and nerves heard about 2:20 p.m.?
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Quantico, Va. — A fire at Quantico on Tuesday sent a Marine to Washington Hospital Center’s Burn unit.
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Quantico, Va. — Quantico just got a DMV office, even if it’s open just one day a month.
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Triangle, Va. — There was some hair-raising moments this morning for two people that became stuck in an elevator at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
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Prince William County, Va. — The communication system used by first responders in Prince William County could soon get an upgrade.
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Quantico, Va. — A man was found dead Sunday morning in Quantico after he was struck by a train.
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Quantico, Va. — Marines will run on Friday for their annual Toys for Tots charity.
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Quantico, Va. — The Bank of America at 301 Potomac Avenue in Quantico wants to close for good.
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Quantico, Va. — The Command Post Pub in Quantico is about to get new life Monday.
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Quantico, Va. — There are plans to close the brig at Quantico Marine Corps Base by the end of the year, according to the Associated Press.
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The Quantico Growth Management Committee said the major relocation was completed with no major impacts to traffic in the Quantico area.
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Quantico, Va. –– On the same day that Americans awoke to the news that this August was the bloodiest month ever in our almost 10-year-long war in Afghanistan, the Marine Corps University at Quantico hosted a symposium on the coming transition in that war-torn land.
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Woodbridge, Va. — The recent decennial redistricting process has prompted Prince William officials to issue new voter cards.
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Quantico, Va. — A plan to replace Quantico Middle / High School is in place, now it’s up to congress to provide the money, officials say.
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As the mercury continues its climb toward the century mark, officials are warning residents to do everything they can to keep cool.
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North Stafford, Va. — A woman said a pickup driver pulled a gun on her and now two men face charges.
North Stafford, Va. — Authorities in Stafford County say they have three people in custody who have previously eluded sheriff’s deputies and security officers at big box retail stores.
Stafford County, Va. — Stafford sheriff’s deputies said $60,000 in appliances is missing from a business on U.S. 1.
Stafford, Va. — Virginia Railway Express will hold a series of public hearings to discuss a proposed three-percent fare increase that could take effect in July.
Woodbridge, Va. — Another highway sign at Prince William Parkway in Woodbridge is coming down tonight.
Fredericksburg, Va. — Transportation officials in the Fredericksburg area report snow is falling on roads there.
“Blow by Blow: An Original Morality Play” was conceived and devised and written by the director and cast. It deals with bullying.
Should jails be able to shackle female inmates while they give birth?
Prince William County Supervisors get behind a higher tax rate, there’s more people flying the friendly skies from area airports, and Virginia’s Governor is backing down from his position of requiring women to have an ultrasound before getting an abortion, in this morning’s Around Town.