Manassas residents will want to look toward the sky today.
Occoquan rocks: Keeping spirits up with just rocks and paint
A group of Occoquan citizens has been painting rocks and hiding them around the town for people to find, bringing some color to the townspeople and visitors.
‘The people and our mission:’ Retiring police chief reflects on 44 years of service
Public servants are more important than ever in the current global crisis, yet, the Prince William County Police Department is losing its guiding member: Chief Barry Barnard.
Glazed and confused: Cops called to shut down Krispy Kreme giveaway
I was so close, I could taste it. After waiting in line for 90 minutes, I finally pulled up to the Krispy Kreme, ready for my free donuts. It was
K.O Distillery continues hand sanitizer sales, curbside service
K.O Distillery will not be selling their knockout hand sanitizers on Memorial Day.
Rockabilly trio to roll this Saturday night under stay home orders
The Rhythm Rockers are a rockabilly trio from Fredericksburg that, like other musical acts across the world, have felt the sting of the pandemic.
Breweries inch closer to $25,000 goal for hospital fundraiser
Two Breweries have made six pack beers with $6 per pack going towards healthcare worker supplies.
Giorgio’s Restaurant in Montclair unveils new menu
Potomac Local News wants to help area restaurants get back on their feet by posting some of their Tweets here on our website.
Reservations, refunds, and reopening campgrounds for Memorial Day Weekend
Virginia State Parks set goal to reopen campgrounds on Friday, May 22nd, 2020
American Craft Beer Week helps small and independent breweries
Craft breweries are finding ways to celebrate American Craft Beer Week in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Toys for Tots gets help distributing toys during coronavirus pandemic
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, Toys for Tots steps up to deliver toys, games, and books for children.
Signs of ‘hope’ and ‘love’ in Downtown Manassas during coronavirus pandemic
Mark Olsen scraped up about $100 and some plywood and went to work.
Thank you, administrative professionals, for helping to keep our businesses running
It’s Administrative Professionals Day — the day when people across the country are recognized for the all-important work they do to keep businesses and non-profit organizations up and running, and their teams successful.
Manasssas City Councilman shaves head to help out-of work-restaurant workers
A total fo 57 Facebook donors contributed $2,060 to watch Manassas City Councilman Ian Lovejoy give himself a haircut live on Facebook.
Changes on tap for Fredericksburg radio morning show
An original founder of a syndicated morning show that airs on a Fredericksburg radio will make his return.
She didn’t know how to sew. That didn’t stop her from making, and donating 50 masks to Mary Washington Hospital
Dina Qureshi, a 26-year old engineer with Dominion Energy, bought a sewing machine.
What’s allowed under Virginia’s ‘stay-at-home’ order? An attorney explains
In the wake of Governor Northam’s recent “Stay at Home” order for the State of Virginia, Northern Virginia attorney Jean Humbrecht hosted a Facebook Live event on Wednesday discussing the legal ramifications of the order.
Dale City food truck rodeo to benefit veterans
Food, families, and fun: A retired soldier hopes those three words will bring people together to change how the community views its military veterans.
New Fredericksburg restaurant will serve everything with a biscuit
A new restaurant is opening up in Downtown Fredericksburg called Fork N Biscuit.
Prince William seeks “fixers” for first-ever repair fair
Don’t toss it. Fix it. That’s the concept for a new “fix-it fair” that could take place this summer in Prince William County.
Updated: Lake Ridge Chorale to celebrate 10 years with performance, “Then and Now”
Singers who belong to the non-profit Lake Ridge Chorale have been belting out notes for a decade.
