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Prince William County Fair to return for 71st year
The largest county fair in Virginia will return for nine days in August.
Stafford looks to assume ownership, improve Abel Lake Dam
Stafford County makes plans to assume full ownership of the Abel Lake Dam.
Virtual exhibit features work from Prince William Photography Club
In our busy routines, we often take for granted the visual beauty that passes in front of our eyes.
Pipe replacement, detour planned near Haymarket
Those needing to reach properties along Antioch Road will have access; however, traffic will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement (just south of Waterfall Road) in either direction.
Today’s police report: Shots fired on I-95, Woodbridge man charged
A Woodbridge man is behind bars on charges related to the March 11, 2021 shooting on Interstate 95 in Chesterfield County. Tavon A. Gray, 22, of Woodbridge, is being held without bond at the Chesterfield County Jail.
First Lady Jill Biden to headline Mason graduation ceremony
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will be the commencement speaker at George Mason University’s commencement.
Quantico Racial slur case: Court tosses out conviction
The conviction of a retired U.S. Air Force officer who used a racial slur while speaking to a Black store clerk and Black customer was overturned Tuesday by a federal appeals court that found his speech was protected by the First Amendment under the circumstances.
Prince William seeks funds to investigate cemetery connected first families of Va.
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors recently approved an application that will be used to explore a cemetery owned by one of the first families of Virginia.
Today’s police report: 2 wanted after mob assault in Woodbridge
On May 10 at 3:08AM, officers responded to the Bayvue Apartments located in the 1400 block of Bayside Ave. in Woodbridge (22191) to investigate a stabbing.
Virginia ABC stores to resume regular hours
After more than a year of reduced operating hours in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority (ABC) stores will return to pre-pandemic operating hours on May 14, 2021.
Fuel emergency declared; Gov. urged to suspend gas tax
Gov. Ralph Northam today declared a state of emergency following the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline, the primary source of gasoline for the east coast.Â
GOP picks Youngkin for governor: ‘Our victory won’t be lonely’
Glenn Youngkin, formerly of the Carlyle investment firm, is Virginia’s Republican nominee for governor. The state’s GOP announced the decision Monday night, following a statewide unassembled convention that had occurred two days earlier.
Pedestrian killed on Minnieville Road in Woodbridge identified
Prince William police have identified a woman who was killed while walking along Minnieville Road in Woodbridge on Thursday, May 6.
VRE to resume full service June 1
The Virginia Railway Express (VRE) will resume its full-service schedule on Tuesday, June 1, increasing commuting options for passengers.
Shuttle bus study coming to Mason Sci-Tech campus, Innovation Park employment center
Prince William County will get new funding to plan for a new shuttle service to serve the George Mason University Science and Technology Campus near Manassas.
Prince William will begin street repair after inking deal with Quantico base
Construction crews are gearing up to repair Russell Road, at the entrance to Quantico Marine Corps Base.Â
Pressure mounts for Potomac Shores Parkway extension to Route 1
In the neighborhood of Southbridge, the streets are getting more crowded with the addition of more houses in nearby Potomac Shores.
Virginia’s Income tax deadline is Monday, May 17, 2021
Virginia Tax is reminding taxpayers in Virginia, if you haven’t yet filed your individual income taxes, the filing and payment deadline is just days away.
Coronavirus vaccine demand falls in Fredericksburg region
The effort to vaccinate the Fredericksburg region from the coronavirus has stalled.
Growth projected in Prince William, Manassas summer school programs
As another pandemic-affected school year comes to an end, administrators are hoping expanded summer school options with more in-person instruction than the spring semester can help to make up what’s been lost for some students in the past year.
