Prince William County Watershed Management is restoring 1,360 feet of the stream that flows along the border of Hylbrook Park in Woodbridge. (more…)
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Jonathan L. Way seeks a new term as a Manassas City Council member.
He’s been a City Councilman for nine years and currently serves as the Vice Mayor. Not to mention, Way has been a city representative on three regional government boards and on the Virginia Railway Express and Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission bus system.
Good morning – Is it true? Sure feels like spring! Perfect timing for the 5K Run for Hunger to benefit the Haymarket Regional Food Pantry on Saturday April 2nd beginning at 8:00am. Not a runner? Walkers are welcome too! Enjoy the out of doors and support an important cause. Go to www.HaymarketFoodPantry.org for details! (more…)
A tractor trailer hauling mulch today stopped in its tracks when its load shifted at Aquia Town Center. (more…)
One man became trapped underneath of a medical transport van today in Woodbridge. (more…)
Mother’s Day may be over a month away, but if you want it to be the most epic Mother’s Day ever then you want to start planning for it now.
Sit back and think to yourself, “What should I do to really make my mom happy on Mother’s Day?” Would she love to cook with gourmet olive oil? Has she been working so hard that only the best massage could relieve her 9-5 tension? Does she own the room when she shows up flawless in a gown? (more…)
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New information on a fatal crash near Haymarket Thursday night.
Police identified the motorcyclist killed in the cash as 52-year-old Gregory Allen Wilson, of Haymarket. (more…)
The City of Manassas launched a new mobile-friendly website today.
The site is responsive, meaning it shrinks down when viewed on a cell phone, and it imitates an app, so users don’t have to download any new updates to use the new site. (more…)
A caretaker at Dumfries Cemetery found six head stones kicked over on Wednesday.
The stones were not permanently damaged, and they were able to be reset at their respective gravesites, said Dumfries Police Chief Rebecca Edwards.