A $7 million new museum is coming to Prince William County.
Slated to be built on the site of Rippon Lodge at 15520 Blackburn Road in Woodbridge, the Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge is meant to be a way for residents to learn more about the history of their community.
âPrince William County is very unique in that we believe our history is important â although there are many communities that do â but weâve actually invested in our history, and we have a number of historic properties that are owned by the county,â said Prince William Historic Preservation Foundation board member Laurie Wieder.
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A Woodbridge Catholic high school is starting their own radio station.
Saint John Paul the Great High School, located on 17700 Dominican Drive in Woodbridge, will be launching their FM radio channel â 106.3 JPN â November 1, according to the schoolâs spokeswoman Jennifer Cole.
 âA few years after we opened, we started to talk about âHow can we take what weâre doing, and the mission of our schoolââŠand give our students a chance to put that into action,â said Cole.
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The owner of a sushi restaurant in Woodbridge wants to help you learn how to eat sushi correctly.
Bento Cafe Sushi & Roll, located at 13257 Worth Avenue in Woodbridge, has been open for 11 years â run by a woman who affectionately refers to herself as âBento Momâ.
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Dead plants, faded shutters, and a lack of communication.
These are just a few of the things that residents in The Villages at Rippon Landing community are dealing with.
The housing development just off Route 1 in Woodbridge began construction in 2005, under D.R. Horton, according to Prince William County Director of Development Services Wade Hugh.
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People are struggling in Prince William County.
And in an effort to assist residents in need, the St. Vincent de Paul, Our Lady of Angels conference â a Catholic charitable organization â is hosting a âWalk for the Poor 5Kâ race.
The race will be on September 19 at 8 a.m., starting in the parking lot of Saint John Paul the Great High School at 17700 Dominican Drive in Dumfries.
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A historic cemetery will be disinterred to build a new fire station at Independent Hill.
Following a unanimous vote from the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, after a public hearing at the McCoart Building on September 8, the graves will be moved to a different area on the property, in order to make way for the new Coles District Fire Station.
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Need somewhere to get your smart device fixed in Manassas?
Starting this week, youâll be able to drop off your cell phones, tablets, computers and other electronic devices to the newly opened uBreakiFix location at 9960 Liberia Avenue at the Davis Ford Crossing shopping center in Manassas.
âAt uBreakiFix we essentially repair any electronicsâŠthat would be cell phones, laptops, tablets â they do hardware and software. Basically if you can plug it in, we can fix it,â said store owner Kris Williams.
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School is starting for students at the new Stafford High School on Monday.
Potomac Local got a tour of the new facility from Felix Addo, a school administrator, and Valerie Cottongim, a spokeswoman for Stafford County Public Schools.
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Bar J is back.
Bar Jâs Chili Parlour and Restaurant, a family owned chain of Tex-Mex restaurants that were popular in the 1980âs and 90âs, are reopening in Occoquan on 101 Mill Street.
