“I yelled and I yelled a lot,” she told WTTG-TV’s The Good Word podcast. “One of my children called the police.” “There was no alcohol issue. I actually had not been drinking… there was no sobriety tests.” “I don’t really see any guilt here. You can go home, peaceful order.”
Gary, a Stafford County supervisor and mother of seven, appeared on WTTG-TV’s The Good Word podcast to address the misdemeanor domestic-violence charge first reported by Potomac Local News.
“Dash left the North Pole a little early this year to let you all know that there is still time to sign up to volunteer for the 2025 Fredericksburg Christmas Parade!” Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation & Events announced. “All volunteers will get this cool ornament courtesy of Fraser Wood Elements. Volunteers are needed by November 12.”
The Fredericksburg Christmas Parade is one of the city’s most anticipated holiday events, featuring floats, lights, and performances downtown. Organizers are calling for community volunteers to help with setup, logistics, and crowd support to ensure the parade runs smoothly and continues its festive tradition.
“It’s time to show the power of the Stafford community! The Learn & Serve Turkey Drive is kicking off to collect frozen turkeys for the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank,” Stafford County Public Schools announced. “Help us ensure every local family can enjoy a Thanksgiving meal! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, November 19. We need a helping hand!”
The annual initiative invites students, families, and community members to donate frozen turkeys to help feed local residents during the holiday season. All contributions will go to the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, which distributes Thanksgiving meals to families in need across the region.
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“Kaytie’s extensive operational experience and decades of service in Prince William County make her uniquely qualified to lead Public Safety Communications into its next chapter,” County Executive Chris Shorter said. “Her leadership, innovation and institutional knowledge will ensure that our emergency communications center continues to set the standard for reliability, professionalism and service to residents.”
“It’s an incredible honor to lead the department where I began my career more than three decades ago,” said Carroll. “Public Safety Communications is built on teamwork, trust and service to our community. I’m proud of how far we’ve come and look forward to continuing to ensure that every call for help in Prince William County is answered with professionalism and care.”
“Our 2026 Winter/Spring Catalog is now online! Discover all the programs, activities, and events we have planned for this season,” Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation & Events announced. “We have something for everyone, so make sure to check it out to plan for a fun winter and spring!”
The catalog highlights a variety of seasonal programs for all ages, from outdoor recreation and cultural activities to community events across Fredericksburg. Residents can browse the full catalog online to register and plan ahead for the upcoming season.
“Although the Museum and its galleries remain closed to the public due to the ongoing Federal Government shutdown, we will open our doors from 9 am to 5 pm on Monday, November 10 to commemorate the 250th birthday of the United States Marine Corps,” the National Museum of the Marine Corps announced. “Traditional cake cutting ceremonies and other special activities will honor Marines, veterans, families, and supporters.”
The celebration, supported by the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, will include cake-cutting ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Leatherneck Gallery, special openings of the Museum Store, Tun Tavern, Devil Dog Diner, and Medal of Honor Theater, as well as commemorative coin sales and free 250th Challenge Coin giveaways.
A 19-year-old Manassas man died Thursday night after his motorcycle collided with a car at a busy Bristow intersection, Prince William County Police said.
Officers responded just before 8 p.m. on November 1 to the area of Linton Hall Road and Nokesville Road. According to police, an officer was conducting speed enforcement nearby when he saw a 2004 Kawasaki ZX-6R traveling southbound at a high speed on Nokesville Road. As the officer activated his emergency lights, the motorcyclist turned off his headlights and sped off toward Linton Hall Road.
“Here are a few brief moments from the 2025 Veterans Parade in Downtown Manassas,” Historic Manassas, Inc. posted. “If you see yourself, tag away (and don’t forget to check out the photo gallery).”
The annual parade in Downtown Manassas celebrated local veterans and military families, featuring marching bands, community groups, and classic vehicles as residents lined the streets to honor those who served.
