Nick David “Crockett” Queen, 68, was born on the 7th of January, 1953 in Dumfries, Virginia to the late Elsie C. (Taylor) Queen and the late James Andrew Queen Sr. He graduated from Garfield Senior High School in 1973. After school he enlisted in the United States Army. Once he was discharged from the Army he worked for Banks Auto Parts. He transitioned to his next life the 15th of October, 2021 at Sentara Hospital in Woodbridge, Virginia. Left to cherish his memories is his wife of 41 years, Angela B. Queen; (4) children – Angelo Deon Queen; Tasia Nickol Queen-Drummond (Kevin Drummond); Chelsea Marie Queen-Okuh (Michael Okuh); Elijah Daniel Queen; (8) grandchildren – Lorenzo, Chaves, Isaiah, Kingston, Blake, Khalen, Cherish, and Chikenzie; (2) God children – Yuri (Zenobia) Simmons and Aaron (Heather) Queen; (11) siblings – Kitty Queen, Steven (Nellie) Queen, Sarah Queen, Emmanuel Queen, Princess Easley, Phillip Queen, Mildred (Nathaniel) Shannon, Michael Queen, John (Yolanda) Queen, Homer (Darlene) Queen, and Anthony Queen; and Aunt – Carole (Leroy) Hamm. Angels to greet him, Parents James and Elsie Queen; (3) Brothers – Dan Queen, Aaron Tracy Queen, and James Queen Jr.
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A proposal to name a new public park after former Delegate Luke Torian (D-24, Prince William County) and his wife, Clarice, was removed from the July 1, 2025, Dumfries Town Council agenda — delaying what many community members hoped would be a celebratory vote.
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The Prince William County Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve two new battery energy storage system (BESS) facilities—one on University Boulevard in Bristow and the other on Bethlehem Road near Manassas
Retired Prince William County Police Major Kevin Hughart, a highly respected and decorated officer with a 36-year career in law enforcement, died Tuesday, July 23, 2025.
The ArtsFairfax Events Calendar is your destination for all arts and culture activities in Northern Virginia. Find a concert, play, poetry reading, or exhibition in your neighborhood—many events are free and family-friendly!
Are you part of a performing arts group, school, or cultural organization? You can add your events and classes, too. The ArtsFairfax Events Calendar is free and easy to use.
Your attendance at local arts events supports small businesses in our community and the art makers who help make Fairfax and its surrounding region so vibrant. With the ArtsFairfax Events Calendar, you can stay curious and stay local to plan your next arts adventure!
Go Ape, America’s leading aerial adventure park provider, is proud to unveil a revitalized experience across its iconic Zipline & Adventure Parks. This refresh goes beyond physical upgrades; it reflects a renewed mission to foster meaningful connections between people, nature, and self.
“Go Ape has always been about thrilling treetop adventures,” says Chrissy Very, Senior Director of Marketing. “Now, we’re redefining what it means to truly connect: through purpose-driven outdoor experiences that inspire courage, reflection, and joy.”
As access to public outdoor spaces becomes more limited, Go Ape steps in to bridge the gap with immersive, inclusive, and wellness-focused adventures for individuals, families, and groups.
Christmas in July
Volunteer Prince William will be holding a fun-filled Christmas in July event at Heritage Brewing Co on July 26th from 12pm until 6pm with all proceeds going to support the 2025 Untrim-A-Tree and Senior Basket Program. Untrim-A-Tree and Senior Basket
Your Weight Matters National Convention
Hosted by the Obesity Action Coalition (OAC) since 2012, this highly-anticipated gathering is the nation’s leading gathering focused on empowering individuals with science-based education, support and practical tools for managing weight and improving health.
This unique Convention truly has something
