A person died after experiencing a medical emergency following an arrest outside a Petco store in Manassas.
On Thursday, November 27, at about 5:24 p.m., police responded to a report of an intoxicated person at 10055 Wellington Road. Officers found the person alert and conscious. During their investigation, they discovered the individual had an active warrant and arrested them without incident.
“We are dedicated to delivering the same exceptional service and support that our customers have come to rely on. We’re excited to personally welcome Versivo customers and team members into the Naviant community,” Naviant announced. “Becoming part of Naviant allows us to accelerate innovation and expand what’s possible for our customers. With Naviant’s award-winning Hyland partnership and shared dedication to excellence, we’re well positioned to help customers achieve even more through automation and AI.”
“Versivo has built a strong reputation for exceptional customer care, and we’re thrilled to join forces with their talented team and valued customers. We believe this acquisition will elevate everyone’s AI and intelligent automation journey to the next level,” the company added.
A crash involving four vehicles — including a tractor-trailer — shut down all southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Spotsylvania County on Tuesday morning, causing major traffic delays.
According to the Virginia State Police, the crash happened around 8:54 a.m. at mile marker 120. Investigators say the incident began when an unknown white pickup truck bumped into a Nissan Kicks, causing it to hit a guardrail, spin out, and strike a Toyota Highlander. The Highlander was then hit by a tractor-trailer.
“At the parade discharge lot (9319 Mosby Street), we’ll help floats safely disassemble their decorations, then sort and repurpose as many materials as possible,” McQuillan added.
Volunteers are asked to meet at 9 a.m. at the discharge lot, with the parade beginning at 10 a.m. The event is expected to wrap between 2 and 3 p.m., and participants may stay for the full shift or as long as they are able. Tools, safety equipment, and guidance will be provided as volunteers help recover decorations for community reuse.
Potomac Local News will bring the magic of the 2025 Fredericksburg Christmas Parade straight to viewers at home with a live stream from downtown on Saturday, December 6, 2025.
The parade, held rain or shine, will step off at 5:30 p.m. in downtown Fredericksburg. This year’s theme is “Around the World.”
Virginia Sen. Mark Peake will step down as Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia at the end of the year, announcing his resignation after the GOP suffered a bruising statewide defeat in the 2025 general election.
Peake, a state senator who has also served as chairman since mid-2023, said he decided after “reflection, prayer, and conversations with my family,” and cited the upcoming 2026 redistricting referendum and a full legislative calendar as reasons the party needs new leadership.
“Stafford Schools will operate ON TIME on Tuesday, December 2.” — Stafford County Public Schools announced. “Please dress warmly and drive appropriately in rainy weather. We look forward to seeing everyone this morning.”
Forecasts from the National Weather Service and regional weather forecasters, however, suggest that while our area will primarily see rain from the storm, a lingering wintry mix over the western and northern suburbs could produce slick spots early this morning — even reaching toward the I-95 corridor.
The debate has already begun in Gainesville: which Great American Restaurants brand will open when the company launches its first Prince William County location in 2027?
On a recent episode of the Potomac Local Podcast, host Uriah Kiser and Del. Ian Lovejoy discussed the long-awaited announcement, reacting to news first reported by the Prince William Times. Great American Restaurants — the regional dining group behind Sweetwater Tavern, Mike’s American, Coastal Flats, and other popular Northern Virginia concepts — plans to open a new restaurant at 14100 Whitney Road.
“The study team sought public input regarding corridor priorities during the previous round of public involvement earlier this year,” the Virginia Department of Transportation reported. “This feedback was used to help develop improvement alternatives that are being evaluated and presented during this round of public involvement.”
The study evaluates potential safety, operational, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian improvements along a five-mile section of Hoadly Road between Dumfries Road and Prince William Parkway, where traffic volumes range from 12,000 to 25,000 vehicles daily. Proposed alternatives apply to multiple intersections along the corridor, including Dumfries Road, Purcell Road/Dale Boulevard, and Prince William Parkway, as well as corridor-wide enhancements. Public comments are being accepted through December 15 via online survey, email, or mail.
“Our goal is simple: bring world-class leadership development right here to Fredericksburg while creating a space for genuine connection, collaboration, and community growth,” Live2Lead FXBG announced. “This event is for anyone who wants to grow—professionally, personally, and as a leader in our community.”
The one-day leadership conference, founded by John C. Maxwell and streamed to only 300 host sites worldwide, will be held February 10, 2026, at the Fredericksburg Convention Center. The event will feature global speakers, interactive leadership sessions, and networking tailored to the local business community.
