MANASASS, Va. — Two people from the Manassas area face child abuse charges.
More in a press release from Prince William police:
Author: Potomac Local News
Submitted News
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — Route 637 (Telegraph Road) in Stafford County will be closed to all traffic next week between Route 1 and Route 639 (Woodstock Lane) so workers can relocate a water line.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — What’s the price of fuel these days? Apparently it’s too much for someone who siphoned off 300 gallons of diesel from a parked tractor trailer in Stafford County.
The gas was siphoned from a truck carrying cars sometime between the late evening hours of Tuesday and the early morning hours of Wednesday, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.
By SHELBY MERTENS
Capital News Service
RICHMOND, Va. – A House subcommittee has rejected the Senate’s proposed constitutional amendment that would allow Virginia governors to serve two consecutive terms starting in 2017.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Remember the great derecho storm of 2012? Well, just a few hours before it blew into our region a fire broke out at the Potomac Nationals’ front office in Woodbridge.
No damage was done to the adjacent field where the minor league baseball team plays at G. Richard Pfiztner Stadium, but the team’s mascot – Uncle Slam – was toast.
By URIAH KISER
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Potomac Middle School and its panthers has done something it has never done before: achieve a ranking of School of Excellence in Prince William County.
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Slug Tales
I am one angry slug.
Following the arrests of five men in connection to a home invasion in Stafford County, now police say the suspects are wanted in several violent incidents in Prince William County.
The Stafford Sheriff’s office, ATF, and Prince William police all announced the arrests of the following:
Prince William School Board Brentsville District member Gil Trenum asked Associate Superintendent Dave Cline of the Finance and Planning Services Department for more transparency in regards to cost of new schools. BrsitowBeat.com has more.
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By BLAKE BELDEN
Capital News Service
RICHMOND, Va. – The House Health, Welfare and Institutions Committee will consider a proposal to approve, but delay implementation of, a bill seeking to prevent injury or death from falling soccer goals.