You’ll remember last week we posted a story about Sandy O’Bannon, of Manassas, who been walking around the city dressed as a bunny while walking her dog.
Stafford first responders say they’re committed to safety during coronavirus outbreak
Stafford County officials continue to monitor the latest with the coronavirus outbreak and working to keep patients and rescue crews safe.
VDOT plans pipe replacement work on Dale Boulevard
Eastbound Dale Boulevard (Route 784) between Minnieville Road and Forestdale Avenue will have daytime lane closures (weather permitting) Monday, April 6 through Friday, April 10 to replace a stormwater pipe, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Shoulder widening work to begin on at Decatur and Ramoth Church roads in Stafford
During April, construction crews will start a safety widening project along sections of Route 635 (Decatur Road) and Route 628 (Ramoth Church Road) in Stafford County to expand the road shoulders.
3 suspected of tool theft at Manassas Home Depot
Police in Manassas are looking for three men they say walked in a Home Depot and stole tools.
Occoquan residents get their mail from the post office. Coronavirus hasn’t changed that
Even with the federal government encouraging social distancing, neighbors in the small town of Occoquan are still seeing a lot of each other.
Small business owner Eric Wolpert is walking around supporting small businesses, and sharing their stories
This is one of the best things I saw today. Eric Wolpert, CEO at EAW Tech in Manassas, took some time out of his busy schedule of supporting his customers to, instead, support his fellow local business owners in Downtown Manassas.
Prince William coronavirus call center sees massive increase in calls
With school, work, and public facility closures, as well as the 131 cases of coronavirus in Prince William County alone, as of today, the world is feeling like a rather frightening place.
Updated: Water main break affects 13 homes in Woodbridge
9 a.m Friday, April 3, 2020 | Water has been restored to this area, according to the Prince William County Service Authority. Original post | About 13 homes on Sharp
Arrest made in Dale City shooting
A Dumfries man is in custody following a shooting in Dale City. Police were called to the 12800 block of Island House Loop for a report of shots fired, on
Health officials report first Fredericksburg area coronavirus victim
The Rappahannock Area Health District is reporting its first coronavirus death. The victim, in his 60s, died at Spotsylvania Regional Hospital, Fredericksburg.com reports. The victim’s family told the news outlet
Prince William schools suspend responses to Freedom of Information Act requests
Anyone can file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. While it is often used as a tool for reporters looking to obtain documents from governing bodies and government offices,
Prince William orders 15,500 laptops for students, outlines remote education plan
Prince William County Public Schools has ordered 15,500 HP touchscreen laptops that will be distributed to students by May. The $6.4 million purchase is part of a $10 million plan
Today’s News & Notes
A look at news from around our region.
Lock your car: Stafford reports increase in thefts from autos
Stafford authorities say there’s been an uptick in car break-ins in recent days.
Updated: Emergency food pantry set up at Masroor Mosque
Those in need of food will find relief at the Masroor Mosque on Hoadly Road in Prince William County.
Stafford NAACP collects cash for those laid off due to coronavirus
There’s a collection underway to raise cash for those who have been laid off during the coronavirus spread.
Stafford discusses tax relief in wake of coronavirus outbreak
The Stafford County Board of Supervisors wants to give residents and business owners some breathing room when it comes to their tax bills, where it can.
Prince William projects millions in losses, plans for next year uncertain
The Prince William County Government is facing a major revenue shortfall in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Marine Corps cancels Historic Half, adds virtual option
The Marine Corps Marathon Organization (MCMO) announced that they are cancelling their Historic Half Weekend events scheduled for May in Fredericksburg following the statewide Stay at Home order issued by Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, but they are providing other ways for runners to participate while socially distancing.
Tangs posts video on how to make facemasks
Tang’s Alterations in Manassas continues to make facemasks for first responders on the frontlines fighting the coronavirus outbreak. Owners Xiao-Yin and Kenny Loveless told Potomac Local News they’ve made about
