Prince William County Police Chief Barry Barnard will speak to residents Thursday tonight in Dale City.
It’s part of a regular series of engagements called a “Conversation with the Chief” where residents are invited to ask Barnard about any topics relating to public safety in Prince William County.
A fire broke out at 7:02 p.m. Sunday at a home in the 13000 block of Putnam Circle, in the Greenwich Hil subdivision on Occoquan Road.
More in a press release from OWL Volunteer Fire Department.
The Science and Technology Campus of George Mason University outside Manassas will turn 20 years old this month.
Formerly the George Mason University Prince William Campus, several new amenities are planned for the campus to include a new research center, a 350-unit apartment complex, and a brewery.
WOODBRIDGE — Is a new $14 million animal shelter in the future for Prince William County taxpayers?
That is what the county’s Board of Supervisors must decide on Tuesday night when they decide which one of four new animals shelters will replace, or improve the existing 45-year-old facility located next to a landfill.
We are learning about a bank robbery that occurred this morning in Montclair.
Here’s the latest from Prince William police:
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STAFFORD COUNTY — A Stafford County Sheriff’s Deputy is being heralded as a hero after he saved a woman from alleged abductors.
HAYMARKET — Prince William police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Haymarket.
We’re told no police officers have been injured. Further details on the incident have yet-to-be-made available by a police spokesman.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY — The founder of Pearmund Cellars in Fauquier County is ready to open his next venue, in Prince William.
A new winery, Effingham Manor, will open by the end of the month on Trotters Ridge Place in Nokesville. It will sit on the site of a 250-year-old plantation built for William Alexander, the great grandson of John Alexander for whom Alexandria, Va. is named.
