By Tyler Arnold
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(PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT) -- A small gathering, including Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair At-Large Ann Wheeler and Neabsco District Supervisor Victor Angry, Prince William County staff, and the public, met recently for a ribbon cutting at a new sidewalk along Gemini Way.
According to Prince William County Department of Transportation Director Rick Canizales, a new sidewalk running along Gemini Way, which cuts the corner between Minnieville Road and Dale Boulevard, replaced a "goat path" worn into the grass from people walking along the side of the road.
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(FREE LANCE-STAR/METERED PAYWALL) -- Stafford County Public Schools this week took steps to strengthen its partnership with local elected officials by holding its first legislative summit.
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By Tyler Arnold
(THE CENTER SQUARE) - Candidates for Virginia's 7th District will debate October 21, a matchup of Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger and Republican challenger Yesli Vega.
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(Prince William Times / Metered Paywall) -- Prince William County's draft plan for the Prince William Digital Gateway envisions a 2,100-acre data center corridor next to the Manassas National Battlefield Park and Conway Memorial State Forest that would allow up to 27.6 million square feet of data center space - likely spread across dozens of buildings - while also dedicating about 800 acres to new parks and trails, protecting historic assets and mitigating harmful impacts on wildlife and the Occoquan Reservoir.
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(InsideNova) -- During its meeting last week, the Board of County Supervisors held a work session on the draft ordinance, which will govern how collective bargaining will work, which employees are eligible and the scope of bargaining.
