Manassas leaders made clear that the E.G. Smith Baseball Complex, the land owned by the city where children come to play baseball and softball is not for sale.
Cox announces his campaign to be Virginia’s next governor
Kirk Cox today announced his bid to be the next Governor of Virginia. He is the second high-profile Republican to enter the race, following Senator Amanda Chase’s (R, Colonial Heights) announcement earlier this year.
Wittman urges Pelosi to pass new coronavirus relief bill
Congressman Rob Wittman (R, VA-1) today sent the below letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi requesting swift and bipartisan action on additional COVID-19 relief legislation to assist small businesses, individuals, and families during the recovery process from the coronavirus pandemic.
Suspect invades Manassas home, nearly stabs resident
Manassas police released the details of a breaking and entering where a man was nearly stabbed to death.
Joplin Road reopening could come by Spring 2021
It could be next spring when drivers will be able to make the full trip down Joplin Road.
New ramp from Route 28 to I-66 to open on Friday
A new, permanent ramp from Route 28 North to I-66 East will open on or about Friday morning, November 20. Drivers on Route 28 North will stay to the right to access I-66 East using the new ramp.
Woodbridge teen charged with drag racing after Beltway chase
A Woodbridge man is under arrest after police initiated a pursuit on Interstate 495 in Alexandria.
Calls for pedestrian, traffic study at Hoadly Road
Pedestrian safety is an emerging problem at a new development on Ridgefield Road in Dale City, according to the LOCCA-PELT Civic Association.
Quantico cancels in-person Turkey Trot 2020
The Marine Corps Marathon Organization canceled a live version of its annual Turkey Trot 10K and Mile that had been scheduled to take place at Quantico Marine Corps Base.
Prince William to give developer more time on bio science center
The developer of a new 30,000 square-foot wet lab space is expected to get some more time time to secure its permits, allowing it to quality for grant funding.
Coronavirus hospitalizations for Monday, November 16, 2020
A look at coronavirus hospitalizations in our area, and across Virginia.
Prince William Democrats have their eyes on statewide offices
A Tweet shared over the weekend by a Richmond political reporter Brandon Jarvis hints at the possibility of Delegate Lee Carter — the only self-described Democratic Socialist to hold elected office in Virginia — running for governor.
Northam tightens restrictions, threatens to jail Virginians as 0.01% of state hospitalized with coronavirus
Of more than a half-million people who live in the Prince William Health District, as of today, four are hospitalized with complications from the coronavirus.
Future of Manassas baseball league fields to be discussed Monday
The future of baseball in Manassas will be discussed at a City Council work session Monday night.
Wider Route 1 in Woodbridge now open to traffic
Drivers along about a mile of Route 1 now have six travel lanes and bicyclists and pedestrians have a continuous shared-use path and sidewalk from Mary’s Way to Annapolis Way, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Occoquan Dam siren to be tested next week
Occoquan residents will once again hear the blaring sound of a warning siren used to alert residents in the event of a dam break.
Homeless could spike in region when coronavirus pandemic ends
Once most homeless people in Fredericksburg find homes, very few of them return to a life on the streets.
Manassas will allow students return to sports, classroom
Student-athletes at Osbourn High School will return to the field on December 7.
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Virginia sets aside $211 million for snow removal
While snow has been far from the minds of most, the Virginia Department of Transportation crews have been preparing for it.
Fats, oils, grease disposal program to relaunch in time for Thanksgiving
Stafford County plans to relaunch its Fats, Oils, and Grease, known as FOGs, program after being put on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
