It’s been a rough start to the New Year for the Prince William County Public School division.
On Jan. 6, it snowed heavily across portions of Prince William and Fairfax counties as a clipper system “over performed” and peppered frozen precipitation across the area, resulting in more snow than forecasters originally thought the storm would bring.
He made us laugh, and now he makes us think.
William Arden (Tony) Anthony, 76, of Spotsylvania County passed away Tuesday, December 30, 2014 at Mary Washington Hospital.
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On Sunday, fire and rescue crews in Stafford County rescued a horse.
The Board of Directors of Potomac Health Foundation announced Susie Lee as its new executive director. As executive director, Ms. Lee will provide oversight of the Foundation’s grant making and operations and lead the Foundation in a strategic planning process. Susie Lee was previously Director of Grant Programs at the Foundation.
Ms. Lee brings more than 16 years of public health experience to the position. She has worked at the local, national, and international levels managing public health programs and monitoring grants to ensure effective implementation and improved health outcomes. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Public Health from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.
Monza of Historic Manassas will be collecting gently used coats to donate to SERVE of Manassas in exchange for a $25 Monza or Carmello’s gift card and free hot chocolate and coffee on Fridays and Saturdays in January at Monza at 9405 Battle Street in Old Town Manassas, Va. For more information, go to eatmonza.com.
“Winter is here, and we’re all pulling out our warm coats, many of us have more than one, while the neediest of our community go without a proper coat for the coldest of days,” said Alice Pires, owner of Carmellos and Monza in Historic Manassas, Va. “Help us support SERVE by dropping off a coat, and warm up with a free hot cocoa and gift card,” said Pires.
Join the Neville Empowerment Network Inc. and friends, for an afternoon of inspirational/motivational stories, testimonies, and information at the second annual “You CAN Do Anything Too” symposium!
In life, we are all faced with adversity, and have struggles to overcome. Sometimes, it seems there is no end in sight, but this symposium will be full of personal accounts that will reaffirm for all who attend, that anything is possible, no matter what you are faced with, there exists a higher power that will pull you through! By the time participants listen to our speakers, at this symposium, it will be confirmed, that “You CAN Do Anything Too!”
Federal Government – Open, unscheduled leave or telework policy in effect Prince William County Public Schools – Closed Stafford County Public Schools — Closed (was 2 hour delay) Manassas Park Public Schools — Opening 2 hours late Manassas City Public Schools — Opening 2 hours late Fairfax County Public Schools — Closed today Stafford County Government — Open on […]
Gas for $1.99 – are they out of their minds?
Not in North Stafford where the price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas fell below $2 on Tuesday. That’s a drop considering six months ago the price for the same was $3.55 in the same neighborhood, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic’s Fuel Price Finder.
Police arrested a man they say broke into a house in Woodbridge’s River Oaks neighborhood and tried to rape a woman.
Here’s the latest in police press release:
